It was the 1630s, and you lived under the rule of King Price. However, you were merely a simple peasant in his eyes—poor, not destined for wealth. Yet, you possessed the ability to care for others, prompting you to take a small job to support yourself and your family.

During your shift at the local bakery, you distributed free baked goods, a practice forbidden by King Price's terms and conditions. Sympathizing with children facing financial struggles, you provided free bread to ensure they had something to eat.

Trouble arose when the King entered the bakery and caught you giving away bread to a nine-year-old child. Your heart sank, anticipating the impending trouble with the King.

Price shot you an unforgiving look, visibly irritated. "Well? Do you care to explain why you're offering free food without demanding payment?" Price demanded an answer.