The prince says His mother's dignity rests On dining at our expense I say, neither position Nor birth confer Dignity, its dearth Rather lies In simple transgressions Committed nonetheless In such grand scale.
The poodles say There are things More important Than dinner tabs or jet planes I say, what is ever more Important than querying The whereabouts of an hour's worth Of my labor, I proffer To state coffers?
In days of old, dignity roots From position In society Here today, dignity roots From possession Of self-worth, in merit And hard work.
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