This is explaining the way how politics happen in real life. If you take down who the masses think is "wrong", the problem doesn't end there. You need a leader who can replace them to do the job that the masses will think is "right".
Right now, the people just want to remove the chief because of their resentment - which is valid. But that's not a "solution" to their problem. The chief can be replaced, but the taxes will remain the same. Removing the thorn doesn't make roses thornless forever, they say. They can't even fight back an "order" because they don't have information (I assume, laws in writing).
They don't even have someone that can replace the chief that can lead the village. (I assume, because at this point, the village chief doesn't have a leader to lead them to call it a "country" yet, like in the time of before 3000 BC) Brian isn't an option to lead despite being the one improving tradeways and currencies, thus, people don't see him as a leader but as a "knight".
I guess this story will emphasize on how Sol is going to be the king of a kingdom-country. Depicting how villages and tribes became a kingdom-country during the time of around 3000 BC in real life.
TL;DR: THIS AUTHOR IS A GENIUS. I don't have specific knowledge on how kingdom-countries were formed in history but this gave me an idea. 😲
Right now, the people just want to remove the chief because of their resentment - which is valid. But that's not a "solution" to their problem. The chief can be replaced, but the taxes will remain the same. Removing the thorn doesn't make roses thornless forever, they say. They can't even fight back an "order" because they don't have information (I assume, laws in writing).
They don't even have someone that can replace the chief that can lead the village. (I assume, because at this point, the village chief doesn't have a leader to lead them to call it a "country" yet, like in the time of before 3000 BC) Brian isn't an option to lead despite being the one improving tradeways and currencies, thus, people don't see him as a leader but as a "knight".
I guess this story will emphasize on how Sol is going to be the king of a kingdom-country. Depicting how villages and tribes became a kingdom-country during the time of around 3000 BC in real life.
TL;DR: THIS AUTHOR IS A GENIUS. I don't have specific knowledge on how kingdom-countries were formed in history but this gave me an idea. 😲
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