Which exert from the text best presents dominant moral of tale?

"And thus ends the tale of the selfish giant, who for years, had refused to share his garden full of beautiful with the young children of his village. He finally learned the importance of kindness, for only by opening up his garden to the children did he find true happiness and friendship."

This line perfectly captures the central theme and moral of the story, emphasizing that true happiness comes not from selfish desires but from the joy of giving and sharing with others.