Akbar and Birbal - Someone, please correct it.

The stories of Akbar and Birbal are famous all over (also could say throughout but yours is fine as well) India. Akbar was the greatest Muslim emperor India has had ever seen, and Birbal was one of his nine ministers. Akbar took a special liking to Birbal, because he was witty, sharp, brave and always ready with an answers when posed with questions.

One day, when they were walking in the royal garden after lunch, Akbar said, "What an awesome food it that was, Birbal! I especially liked the brinjal. I think it is the most tasty vegetable on earth. What do you think?" Birbal promptly replied (I'll explain in the comments)"Yes my Lord! You are right. It is the most delicious vegetable I have ever eaten. Everyone likes it, be it they a child or an old person." Akbar was happy with at his words, and they moved on.

Some other day, they were again walking in the garden. It seemed like Akbar was irritated. He said,"How bad the food was! Especially the vegetable made from brinjal. How distasteful it was! I never liked Brinjal, you know." Birbal replied,"Of course, my Lord! It is the worst vegetable. No one likes it. I hate it the most when my wife makes me eat it." Now, Akbar was puzzled. He said, "Birbal! How mean you are! Some days ago, your opinion was different. Don't you remember your words now?" Birbal grinned and answered, "My Lord! I remember my words very well. But don't you remember that I am your servant and not the brinjal's?"

The story tells us that the boss is always right. This is the way that we should behave sometimes- putting aside our own opinions. What do you say (Think might work better here. 'what do you think?')? Corrections and suggestions are welcome as always. Good night!

Akbar and Birbal - Someone, please correct it.

The stories of Akbar and Birbal are famous all over India. Akbar was the greatest Muslim emperor India has ever seen and Birbal was one of his nine ministers. Akbar took a special liking to Birbal because he was witty, sharp, brave and always ready with an answers when posed with questions.

One day, when they were walking in the royal garden after lunch, Akbar said, "What awesome food it was, Birbal! I especially liked the brinjal. I think it is the most tasty vegetable on earth. What do you think?" Birbal replied promptly,"Yes my Lord! You are right. It is the most delicious vegetable I have ever eaten. Everybody likes it, children and older people." Akbar was happy with his words and they moved on.

Another day, once more, they were walking in the garden. It seemed like Akbar was irritated. He said,"How terrible the food was! Especially the vegetable made from brinjal. How distasteful it was! I never liked brinjal, you know." Birbal replied,"Of course, my Lord! It is the worst vegetable. No one likes it. I hate it most when my wife makes me eat it." Now, Akbar was puzzled. He said, "Birbal! How mean you are! Some days ago, your opinion was different. Don't you remember your words?" Birbal grinned and answered, "My Lord! I remember my words very well. But don't you remember that I am your servant and not the brinjal's?"

The story tells us that a boss is always right. This is the way that we should behave sometimes, ignoring our own opinions. What do you say? Corrections and suggestions are welcome as always. Good night!