Some Truth (Betwixt the Lies)
Many moons ago, in a Kingdom United, October's end was a seasonal occasion duly respected by the nature-loving folk who dwelled there. But all things change, sooner or later, and during a night of storms and knives a wicked hunger was born in the hearts of some men, which quickly spread.
The Kingdom's protectors were unwilling or unable to stop the capitalist greed that slowly consumed the once-good people.
In time, the cruel equation that ensures the rich get richer and the poor become poorer was added to a child's primary education.
Generations later, behind closed doors, handpicked scientists, doctors, and surgeons began working on a method to have it coded directly into the DNA of newborns. But it wasn't necessary, because the children copied what their parents did: as they grew, they looked around and deemed what they had to be of lesser economic value to what they felt their peers had, so they embraced the government approved ideology with great zeal, as if it were mandate.