The Queen's English

Communication is more than just arbitrary utterances, and the words that we use to describe things are significant. Words have meanings and we must choose them carefully in order to effectively and accurately exchange ideas. In the Queen's English, the sovereign is a kind, hard-working monarch, who does well for her people. But in her quest to achieve something significant, she allows herself to be deceived by a wicked jester who has alerior motives. He seems innocent and fun at first,...
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Communication is more than just arbitrary utterances, and the words that we use to describe things are significant. Words have meanings and we must choose them carefully in order to effectively and accurately exchange ideas. In the Queen's English, the sovereign is a kind, hard-working monarch, who does well for her people. But in her quest to achieve something significant, she allows herself to be deceived by a wicked jester who has alerior motives. He seems innocent and fun at first, but it leads to a crisis from which the Queen and her kingdom may not recover. This timeless fairy tale is a reminder that we must be careful in what we say, how we say, and why we say it.