One day, a group of rebels decided to overthrow the king, and they came up with a plan to exploit the king's weakness. They approached the king with a proposal to build him the tallest, strongest wall in all the land. The king, who was always up for a good wall-building challenge, agreed to the proposal without hesitation.
The rebels then got to work, building the wall day and night, but with a twist. They made the wall incredibly tall, but also incredibly thin, so much so that the king would fall through the moment he tried to walk on it.
The day of the wall's unveiling finally arrived, and the king was eager to see his latest creation. He climbed to the top of the wall and was about to take a step when suddenly, the wall gave way and he tumbled down, landing flat on his face. The king was not hurt, but he was so embarrassed that he refused to get up, lying there on the ground in full view of his entire kingdom.
The rebels approached the king, trying to contain their laughter, and offered to help him up. But the king, who was now red in the face, demanded that they leave him there. The rebels obliged and left the king lying on the ground, but not before making a vow to never let the king forget about the time he fell through the wall.
Years passed, and the king eventually died, but the story of the wall and the king who fell through it lived on. Every year, on the anniversary of the king's fall, the people of the kingdom would gather to tell the story and have a good laugh. They called it the "Wall of Shame," and it became a beloved tradition that was passed down from generation to generation.
Even to this day, the Wall of Shame still stands, a testament to the king's love of walls and the rebels' clever prank. And whenever anyone visits the kingdom, they are sure to hear the story of the king who fell through the wall and how it brought the kingdom together in laughter and joy.
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