Sogole is a wealthy man but he gives away his food people who are hungry or in need how does this develop the theme of the story

Sologle is a wealthy man who shares his food with others. In the story "The Wealthy Man"  then talks about a man who is extremely wealthy and builds millet around his home. The man who built the walls is named Kaddo. He refuses to share any of the food, nor does he help out anyone and gives them grain to plant, even though they offered to repay him. Saddo was so angry at the thought, he eventually ran off all of the villagers. There was a drought and then he lost everything. He then traveled a long way to meet Sologle, and Solgle did help him and gave him many bags of millet to plant. Sogole's tale develops the theme that even if you are rich, you should help others who are less fortunate. He shows that even tho Kaddo was a selfish man, and left others starving, he would not do the same to him.

the answer is bastille

if the government does something the people dont like i tihnk threre would be a revolt