What is the Neverending Story's moral about power it's a question I have always fantasized an answer about this question but with the help of the Neverending Story's I will try my best to answer this question. First of I must talk about the story, Neverending Story is a story written about a young boy who discovered a magical book called the Neverending Story, The name of this boy Is <PERSON>. The book itself tells the tales of the world called Fantasia, as the name sounds it's a magical land filled with lots of magic but their had an impeding danger of destruction heading their way , <PERSON> being the one who discovered the book was sent into the world to become a hero who was on a quest to save the land of Fantasia.
And it's through this we get to understand the kind of land that fantasia is and the kind of power it holds, Fantasia is land that was made possible through the power of imagination of children. 950
Through the power of imagination <PERSON> is able to see the land of Fantasia in his own mind's eye. He was able to imagine it all including the creatures and the landscapes and all the adventures that took place.
But that was not the only part of power that the Neverending Story explored it also explored the dangers of power and all the harm and evil it could cause, The ruler and empress of the land of Fantasia was a Childlike ruler who was very powerful and wise, But a came a time which she fell very ill that <PERSON> thought that the only way to help was to become the ruler of the land of Fantasia but he knew that if he ever got that kind of power he wouldn't have used it wisely.
The Neverending Story real main aim was to teach that power is a really dangerous thing that is able to corrupt even the best of people. It isn't really easy to pass on the temptation of Power but it takes courage, goodness and kindness and not excluding wiseness to be able to use power. 194