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The Tempest
William Shakespeare
England
1623
The interesting narrative of the life of olaudah equiano
Olaudah Equiano
Nigeria (Ebo tribe)
1789
No Longer at Ease
Chinua Achebe
Nigeria (Igbo/Ibo tribe)
1960
Petals of Blood
Ngugi Wa Thiong'o
Kenya (kikuyu tribe)
1977
Woman at Point Zero
Nawal El Saadawi
Egypt
1979
I, Tituba, Black Witch of Salem
Maryse Conde
Guadeloupe
1982
Duong Thu Houng
Paradise of the Blind
Vietnam
1988
Prospero
gonzalo
sebastian
alonso
ferdinand
antonio
ariel
caliban
trinculo
stephano
miranda
boatswain
The Tempest
Equiano
Captain Pascal
Gustavus Vassa
The Interesting Narrative of the life of Olaudah Equiano
Obi
Clara Okeke
Joseph Okeke
Mr (William) Green
Christopher
Mr Omo
Miss Marie Tomlinson
No Longer At Ease
Godfrey Munira
Abdullah
Karega
Wanja
Nderiwa Riera
Mukami
Nyankinyua
Reverend Brown
Mzigo
Chui
Kimeria
Nding'uri
Petals of Blood
Firdaus
Sharifa
Marzouk
Uncle
Miss Iqbal
Woman at Point Zero
Tituba
Abena
Darnell Davis
Jennifer Davis
Betsy, Abigail and Anne Putnam
Sarah Good
Sarah Osbourne
Hester Prin
George Burroughs
John Indian
Benjamin Cohen d'Azevedo
Methabel d'Azevedo
Abigail d'Azevedo
Deodatus
Iphigene
Chris
Ti-Noel
I, Tituba, Black Witch of Salem
Hang
Tam
Ton
Que
Chinh
Paradise of the Blind
- protagonist
- prior duke of milan
- 12 years on an island refining his magic to punish and reconcile with enemies
Prospero
- old, honest lord
- optomistic
- helped prospero and miranda escape 12 years ago
Gonzalo
- alonsos brother
- kills alonso
- wicked and underhanded
Sebastian
- king of naples
- ferdinands dad
- helped antonio overthrow prospero
Alonso
- son and heir of alonso
- pure and naive
- falls in love with miranda
Ferdinand
- prosperos brother
- currant duke of milan
- overthrew prospero
- powerhungry and murderous
Antonio
- prosperos spirit helper
- loyal to prospero
- can change shape/form
- prosperos rescued her from a tree imprisionment from Sycorax
Ariel
- prosperos servant
- believes the island is his
- son of Sycorax
- coarse and brutal
- sometimes eloquent and sensitive
Caliban
- jester
- drunken boosting and petty greed deflect quarrels and power struggles
Trinculo
- drunken butler
- drunken boosting and petty greed deflect quarrels and power struggles
Stephano
- prosperos daughter
- naive and non-judgemental
- compassionate and generous
- loyal to her father
Miranda
- demands practical help
- angers noble characters with foul-mouth and rude remarks
Boatswain
- slave turned freed man
- travels to jamaica with dr irving
Equiano
- buys equiano
Captain Pascal
- equianos pen name
Gustavus Vassa
- convicted of taking a bribe
Obi
- obis finace
- "osu" (outkast)
- met at a dance in london
- a nurse
Clara Okeke
- Obis old friend
- clerk at survey department
Joseph Okeke
- friend of Obi
- "educated" like Obi
Chris
- Obi's boss
- old english man
Mr William Green
- "old african"
- administrative assistant
Mr Omo
- minister of the state
- friend of Clara's
- gives Obi money for Clara's abortion
Sam Okali
- Mr Green's secretary
Miss Marie Tomlinson
- headmaster/schoolteacher at Illmorog New Primary School
- very religious
- wants to make a difference in his country
- lived in Illmorog for 12 years
-witnessed and oath ceremony of the KCO
- expelled for starting a strike at sirianna (elite school)
- has wife and 2 kids
- cheats with wanja
Godfrey Munira
- bar owner
- has 7y/o helper(joseph)
- former mau mau rebel
- lost a leg
- hospitalized for serious hand injury
Abdullah
- organizes laborers/unions
- Illmorg Theng'eta Breweries Union (ITBU)
- peddles fruit and sheepskin to tourists
- expelled from sirianna too
- school teacher
- obsessed with "african" and "the past"
Karega
- sleeps with munira
- hardworker
- leaves the past behind
- "Jezebel"
- former prostitute
- kills Kimeria
- kimeria's ex wife and mom of their child
Wanja
- Illmorog's MP/ leader of KCO
Nderiwa Riera
- munira's sister
- commited suicide
Mukami
- wanja's grandmother
- shits on muniras house/lawn
Nyankinyua
- only gives prayers
(no real medical help)
Reverend Brown
- one of the three "victims" who died in the fire
Mzigo
- headmaster of sirianna
- founding father of the KCO
- one of the three "victims" who died in the fire
Chui
- wants Wanja back
- killed by Wanja
- founding father of the KCO
- Wanja's ex-husband and father of their child
- one of the three "victims" who died in the fire
Kimeria
- Karega's brother
- Abdullah's comrad in arms
- mau mau rebel
Nding'uri
- raped, abused, used, "sold"
- longs for freedom
Firdaus
- female pimp
Sharifa
- male pimp
- Firdaus murders with a knife
Marzouk
- rapes Firdaus
- sends her to school
- lives with her
- marries her off
Uncle
- teacher she falls in love with
- "female-mother" figure
Miss Iqbal
- black "witch"
- persecuted
- "slut"
- from Ashanti/Asante tribe
Tituba
- Tituba's mom
- raped and had Tituba
Abena
- Abena's plantation owner
Darnell Davis
- Darnell Davis's wife
Jennifer Davis
- 3 "victims" of Tituba's "witchery"
Betsy Putnam
Abigail Putnam
Anne Putnam
- commits suicide in jail
- young, beautiful 20 y/o
- feminist
- pregnant
- scarlet letter reference/character
Hester Prin
- minister of Salem
- had "meetings with Satan"
George Burroughs
- Tituba's FIRST lover
- plays victim and acts like little girl
John Indian
- Tituba's SECOND lover
- buys Tituba
- widowed
- came from portugal
- has 9 kids from prior marriage
Benjamin Cohen d'Azevedo
- eldest daughter of Ben
Methahebel Cohen d'Azevedo
- former wife of Ben
Abigail Cohen d'Azevedo
- helps Tituba in Barbados
- sneaks food for Tituba
- slave Tituba meets on ship to Barbados
Deodatus
- Tituba's FOURTH lover
- dies because of her
Iphigene
- Tituba's THIRD lover
- 40 y/o leader of the maroons
- "rapes her" (sex with no meaning/ feelings)
Chris
- narrator
- the "promise"
- grows up lonely
- longs for love
Hang
- Hang's aunt
- Ton's sister
- gives everything to/for Hang
- "obsessed" with ancestors
Tam
- Hang's dad
- commits suicide because ex-wife won't let him see his daughter
Ton
- Hang's mom
- street vendor
- Puts brother, Chinh before daughter
Que
- Hang's uncle
- Que's brother
- communist party official
- land reformer
Chinh
setting:
an island off the Meditterrian Sea
(probably off Italy)
The Tempest
setting:
Middle Passage (ship)
New World (America)
Old World (England)
The Interseting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano
setting:
courtroom
Umuofia (Eastern Nigeria)
- Ikoyi and Lagos
London, England
No Longer at Ease
setting:
Illmorog
on a journey
Petals of Blood
setting:
Egypt (muslim dominated land)
Woman at Point Zero
setting:
Barbados (jungle)
Middle Passage (ship)
Salem, Massachusetts
Ipswich (prison)
Almshouse in Salem (asylum)
I, Tituba, Black Witch of Salem
setting:
flip flops between
- Moscow, Russia (train ride)
- Hanoi, North Vietnam ("home")
Paradise of the Blind
primary theme:
- Old World vs New World
"savage" vs "educated"
- Utopia (perfect world)
- Fratricide (killing one's own brother)
- illusion of justice
The Tempest
primary theme:
- tradition vs progression
- paternalism (men/father's = "head hancho")
- colonialism ( civilizing mission of the british)
No Longer at Ease
primary theme:
- FIRE
* wanja's room gets set on fire multiple times
* men burnt alive
* Wanja's aunt gets set on fire
* Karega offers to burn Kimeria
* Wanja survives the fire and come out pregnant (cleansing/fresh start)
- "Who killed who"
- "Nothing in Illmorog is free"
Petals of Blood
primary theme:
- freedom
* lack of
* false feeling of/ illusion of
- "fire" in eyes (when its there and when its not)
Woman at Point Zero
primary theme:
- lack of freedom
I, Tituba, Black Witch of Salem
primary theme:
- patriarch/ confucian family
* men most important
(daughter's marry and leave
son's marry and continue "tree")
Paradise of the Blind
primary theme:
- freedom
* lack of
* longing for
The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano