The Noble Chain

The Noble Chain is a parable, partly in a dramatic form, that tells the story of a great state called ’Kitoto’ which is blessed with both natural and human resources. Though highly populated with people of outstanding talents; it lacks leaders who could lead the people of Kitoto to actualize their numerous potentials. Most of its citizens are unemployed, while many of its workers in various institutions and organizations are poorly paid. This has contributed to the many crises and strike actions in the state. Strike actions by workers in Kitoto are common, but that of the teachers is a culture. Teaching anywhere is a noble profession, but the one in Kitoto has become a NOBLE CHAIN. This chain is not only caused by the government of Kitoto; some teachers are also the culprits. The fortune of the teachers can change for the better, if they uphold the nobility of their profession, especially during any of their negotiations. The most need of all is the reformation of the Kitoto’s educational system. Until then, the teachers will remain in the chain of achievement’s limitations. The Noble Chain is a story of avarice in a corrupt society finding redemption.