The Golden Touch / The King and His Hawk / The Magic Thread
Adventures From the Book of Virtues
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24m
Zach offers Annie and all the others favors for money since he wants to buy a new game and can't get an allowance-raise at home. Plato points out that wanting money too badly leads to pain, as King Midas learned in "The Golden Touch".
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