Why was the King looking for the tallest tree in the kingdom?
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he was looking for the tallest tree because he can keep the stumps of the to balance the collapsing kingdom.
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The King looking for the tallest tree in the kingdom so that he could hang the person who was responsible for building the low arch.
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- The Tale Of Melon City is an ironic and humorous poem by Vikram Seth.
- Like most of his poems it is like a ballad and narrates a story.
- The story goes that there once was a king in a particular kingdom who wanted a grand arch built.
- The best architects came to build the arch and finally it was ready.
- The King being a tall man, while riding on his horse, the arch hit his crown and King's crown fell off .
- The King was furious. He ordered all his subjects to find the culprit who had made the arch. He would have him executed.
- To build a contrast the King looked for the tallest tree in the kingdom to match against the short height of the arch.
- The tree would serve as the gallows and witness the hanging of the culprit.
- Ironically the King himself was the tallest man in the kingdom who could be hanged from the tallest tree in the kingdom and he had to be thus hanged.
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