What is Twain's intent or meaning? Even children recognize the abuse of power. Social status means kings are seen differently. Kings are generally known to trick people.

What is Twain's intent or meaning? Even children recognize the abuse of power. Social status means kings are seen differently. Kings are generally known to trick people.

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