3) Erelu’s final ritual unconditioned to the Owu deeds is significant to the Owu people in many ways secure, apart from serving a preparatory purpose as a journey towards eternal rest, it also represents a way of immortalizing them.
It is believed that ancestors are living deeds who shod always be prepared to heard the call of their offspring in periods of tribulations, during the final ritual validation, Erelu is possessed by Anlugbua’s spirit and certain things are revealed. The playwright uses this to examine the harsh reality of war and its psychological effect on the people and how mankind is primarily responsible for his own destruction due to greed and ego Erelu final valediction is to culminate in the play’s tragic and as she slumps and dies inorder to archive “peropatia”, the reversal if fortunes which a tragic her to or heroine must undergo.
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Bernard Shaw : Arms and The man,
(5a)Raina petteaff: She is a be antiful young lady.As the only child of her parents, they pampered her and spirit her. she is very romantic and appreciated beauty as she is seen in the opening rana :she ask her sister about love and marriage . Though she does not really love sargine , she wants to marry him because of airheroic quantities. Although the marriage was notwork out and she agrees to marry her chocolatecream solour another hero . Rasim is generous,harptable, compassionate and impulse . Theseaspect her character come out clear in her relationship .
(5b)Imtrahli: it is on impulse that she decided to hate film from the Bulgarian stations and trak pity on him and calls in her mother to help save her life . Raina dells dies and prepares a hot rod high inter fared out by Bluntsahh , who is a practical man.
(5c)Nicola : he is the model of good servant is obedient , he hopes to open shop at sofia andwould still need his employers patronage. Hetherefore does not want to loose that patronageby been obedient . He is complacent instead heaccepted sparkling cake pudding inorder to cover his mistress secret. He does not intrude or interfere to his superior conversation or affair like Louka does . He is more appropriate than Louka and realizes that if he fell out with the putpuff , they will make life miserable for him in the and as he advises Louka . He serviced the petteaff faithfully for ten years and he could not stop his benefits for any reason.Bhuntsehh also describ him as “theables ofman I ‘ve mate in Bulgaria ”
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(8) The Characters of Dr. Chausibleand Mias Arism are used to comment on religion and morality. Dr. Chausible is an intellectual characters who spares in metaphors , He is a country Vicar who often refers to common laws are gives father by advice. He performs characters and interchangeable sermons depending on situations and he is in -fully attract to Niss Prims .
Often absent minded is always separating morals , he symbolizes the playwright ‘s view on religion and morality.
Mias Prism is also an intellectual but in a literary way she is a creative writer with a tall dream of becoming a sensational romantic novelist but she must mare a living she is indeed racily jailer and guardian of her education and values she also mares constant moral judgement she educates racily to conformity ad persists in inviting plausible to discuss marriage , pursues him diligently and eventually falls into his arms.
She becomes the appropriate character to unsaved Jack ‘s true identity because she is also not what she seems .===================================
Section III
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(10)Ambassadors of poverty as a sare. The corrupt masters of the economy With their head abroad And anus at home Patriots in reverse order Determined merchants of loots To improverish brothers and sisters at home Ambassadors ofpoverty are The ‘saviours ‘ of the people Office loafers in the guise ofworkers Barons ofincompetence With kleptomaniac fingers Andsuckling filaments Positions occupants and enemies of service Locked in corrosive war ofcorruption With their peoples ‘ tresury And killing their future Ambassadors of poverty are the dubiuos sit -tight ‘patriots’ Frustrating the corporate will of their follower
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Section IV
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( 12 )-Theme of the power of the sun over Everything:The poet admits to the power of thesun andIts influence in Changing things. Heasks the readers to look round if they are not blind , andreport to him the noticeable changes brought bythe sun in the environment . He further asksthem to examine history and see how the sun which in This case , controls time, has inflicteddeath on kings with its power . “askfor thosekings whom thou saw’st yesterday,and thou shalt hear ‘ all here in One bed lay ‘”.Another theme is the theme of the poets dislike for distractions in His love affairs : the poet is unhappy with the way the sun uses its beams to disturb lovers by waking them up. Unfortunately , he is unable to control his anger and raids insults on it . “Busy old fool, unruly sun , why doest thou thus,”He wants the sun not to distract love affairs because love is not controlled by season , climate , hours , days or months. The final theme is the theme of indispensibility of the sun : despite the insults raided by the poet on the sun because of its distractions or intrusions in Love affairs , he accedes to the fact that the sun is indispensible . He says he has the power to close his eyes against the sun to show its powerlessness but cannot do so for long. “I could eclipse and cloud them with a wink; but , that i would not loose her sight for long”.From line 25 we see the poet conceding to the usefulness of the sun because it brings joy to the people and urges it to warm the world which is its duty and into his bedroom . ” Shine here to us, and thou art everywer ; this bed thy centre is , these walls thy spheres.
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