The island of Saber had been ruled by strict dictators for centuries. They ruled from the palace in the centre of the capital Baldric. Rumour had it that inside that palace, there was a gigantic copper cage with a tiger called Baby Puss. This tiger was the real ruler of Saber in those days, as it gave the government officials orders through divine intervention. And the people of the island lived with this, and they abided the rules of Baby Puss.
However, one day, a decree was issued from the palace that a substance called alcohol would from that day be forbidden. All wine and beer would have to be delivered to minister gbno1fan to be "destroyed". The people of Saber could endure a lot, but no alcohol was one step to far for them. They rose up against their government and took over the capital. All government officials (except gbno1fan, who was oddly missing after having received the first shipment of wines) were removed from their positions. Baby Puss was removed from his gigantic cage, and he was placed in an asylum pending decisions on what to do with him.
Now, they had to decide what to do with all the copper that was left from the cage. The people decided to celebrate their freedom, and their beer, by building a statue. The first drawings of a copper statue, to an harbour, with a flame to represent hope, looked like this:
However apparently that idea was copyrighted by some institution called "The United States of America", so they had to adjust their plans.
Today, the harbour of Georgetown looks like this:
However, one day, a decree was issued from the palace that a substance called alcohol would from that day be forbidden. All wine and beer would have to be delivered to minister gbno1fan to be "destroyed". The people of Saber could endure a lot, but no alcohol was one step to far for them. They rose up against their government and took over the capital. All government officials (except gbno1fan, who was oddly missing after having received the first shipment of wines) were removed from their positions. Baby Puss was removed from his gigantic cage, and he was placed in an asylum pending decisions on what to do with him.
Now, they had to decide what to do with all the copper that was left from the cage. The people decided to celebrate their freedom, and their beer, by building a statue. The first drawings of a copper statue, to an harbour, with a flame to represent hope, looked like this:

However apparently that idea was copyrighted by some institution called "The United States of America", so they had to adjust their plans.
Today, the harbour of Georgetown looks like this:

