Dissemination of a type of money in an island initially leads to deep and wide-ranging positive economic developments and brings promising social and economic effects. However, excesses in money creation eventually lead to inflation, disruption of markets and activities, serious changes in the way people act and interact, and degradation of social ethics and destruction of the ecosystem. The economy of the island, the heroes of the story also experience strange ups and downs. Gaspar, who has access to significant decorative stones in his coffers, ambitiously pursues dreams that have no end. Niki's life is seriously challenged under the influence of the immoral effects left by the indiscriminate creation of money and the moral vulgarity caused by the concentration of power and wealth in the hands of his wife, and his existence is exposed to collapse. Despite his deep economic and social insight, Mr. Suchiant is unable to deal with Gaspard's inexhaustible ambitions, convince Adrien, or strengthen the weak perceptions of the people around him. Adrien, despite his desire for justice, honesty and benevolence, becomes a factor for bloodshed and aggravates the problems of the island's money-oriented empire, and Arkan, despite all his impartiality, fairness and loyalty to his friends, is able to correctly understand issues at the right time and act effectively. It is not a way to deal with the upcoming crises. All the characters in this story are in some way captured and oppressed by the situation in which the creation of money has led to the degeneration of the economic, social and moral affairs of their surroundings. At the same time, the mass of people, neglecting the roots of the crisis, are still waiting for a benevolent and righteous savior who can put things in order by putting him on the throne of power. This narrative, regardless of expressing the monetary economy in a simple language, shares the dangers of the irregular domination of governments over the creation of money with the masses of people.
East Azarbaijan
