When Annie is elected class president, she lets her new-found power go to her head, prompting a lesson in leadership from Plato. Annie discovers appearance isn't everything in Hans Christian Anderson's "The Emperor's New Clothes;" an appreciation for the taste of "humble pie" in "King Canute at the Seashore;" that bad choices can hurt others in "Phaeton;" and to look at ones abilities realistically with the help of the "Serenity Prayer."