Peter: Alright, so in 2 Samuel 9, King David tries to find out if any of Saul's relatives are still alive.

Lois: Wait, why?

Peter: Well, because he wanted to be kind and show kindness to Saul's family in memory of him.

Stewie: Ah, a noble gesture, typical of King David. So, what happened?

Brian: Well, he found out that Saul's grandson, Mephibosheth, was still alive. He summoned Mephibosheth to his court and restored Saul's land to him.

Lois: That's amazing.

Stewie: Yeah, it's like something out of Game of Thrones!

Peter: Oh, yeah, and then he made Mephibosheth one of his close advisors and gave him a place at his own table.

Brian: Wow, that's really generous.

Lois: Yeah, it sure is.

Stewie: Hey, remember the episode of The Simpsons where Homer got to have dinner with the president?

Peter: Yeah, that was a good one.

Brian: Alright, back to the Bible.

Lois: Right. So, then what happened?

Peter: Well, Mephibosheth was so grateful that he bowed down to King David, and David accepted his loyalty.

Stewie: Ah, a classic example of loyalty rewarded.

Lois: Kind of like that show Friends, where the gang always had each other's backs.

Brian: Yeah, exactly.

Peter: And that's the end of 2 Samuel 9.