The theme "Cleverness is mightier tham physical strength" is supported in "The Great Builder" in several ways.
First, the protagonist in the story, the great builder, is not physically strong, yet he is anle to accomplish great feats through his cleverness amd intelligence. He is able to design and construct amazing buildings and structures that are both beautiful and functional, despite his lack of physical might.
Second, the anatag, the king, is physically strong and relies on his strength to intimidate others and get what he wants. However, he is unable to match the great builder's
cleverness and is ultimately defeated by him.
Finally, the story emphasizes the importance of creativity, resourcefulness, and problem-solving skills over brute strength. The great builder is able to solve complex problems and overcome obstacles through his intelligence and creativity, while the king is unable to do so.
In conclusion, "The Great Builder" supports the theme that "Cleverness is mightier than physical strength" through its portrayal of the protagonist's intelligence and resourcefulness as key factors in his success, and through its portrayal of the antagonist's reliance on physical strength as a weakness.