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Evil Meal Of Evil 1st Edition Kehbuma Langmia

SKU: BELL-51255620

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Publisher: Langaa RPCIG

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.16 MB

Pages: 62

Author: Kehbuma Langmia

ISBN: 9789956715053, 9956715050

Language: English

Year: 2004

Edition: 1

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Evil Meal Of Evil 1st Edition Kehbuma Langmia by Kehbuma Langmia 9789956715053, 9956715050 instant download after payment.

An Evil Meal of Evil is a play about greed and its consequences. Set in the traditional African village of 'Ntisong', the play exposes the complexities of unravelling the issue of Death. Sunyin, the young wife of Dohbani epitomizes what is wrong with coerced marriages. A group of blood thirsty vampires popularly known in the village as members of 'Nda Saah' superstitiously kill targeted individuals purposely to enrich themselves. Sunyin, the protagonist in the play suffers from a premature widowhood simply because her father Njukebim forced her into marrying Dohbani. As the play unravels with the culprit of 'Nda Saah' brought to justice, questions still linger about the fate of 'Ntisong'. This play examines the advantages and disadvantages of 'black art' mysticism in Africa.