Read the story on page 122. In what ways is the monkey king similar to or different from the kings you read about in Chapters 5 and 10?
Similarity: both the king and monkey king works for the welfare or goods of their subjects.
Difference: other king hold some respectable title while monkey king don't. Monkey king didn't try at all to catch the land of others but other kings tried hard on their own basis.
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