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Title: ENDING WARS
album:BIDEMI (see album art above)
Subtitle: IGBO, ENGLISH strictly and some abnormal English
Setting: AFRICAN BACKGROUND
Appreciation
I personally wants to use this medium in open to thank a friend of mine (not to mention)its not easy to have masterminded this work...and a big thank you to the Almighty....
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The book is a pure African play if any of the viewers tends to act this play and where ever you see this book it is under the strict license of the GB studio all rights reserved...all the same conduct still goes with the previous play titled "Bidemi".
≈Cast≈
King: a pot bellied man with a bushy eye brow dark in complexion with bald head and a crown
The Queen: a chubby dark tall woman with a pointed nose
Voodoo: a dark tall muscular man also with a bald head wearing an ear Ring
Siko :a skinny, tall dark girl ,with lots of teeth
Whiteman(Johnathan): a tall slender ,fair,pointed nosed, British accent man
Interpreter(Margret): a fair rotund woman ,
Capable of speaking the subtitled language fluently
"alika" the drunk: a skinny,tall, dark,deadlocked man, who is always holding his plam wine and trying to aid himself not to fall down.
Asika: a slim dark, young maiden in the palace
Rakik: a dark young lad,soon to be heir to the throne of the kingdom...
Philips: a fair stunted man always holding a tobacco pipe on the edge of his lips...
Sir Wilson: a fair rotund man with bushy eye lash
Rice: an average height man with a blond hair, always on body belt
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ENDING WARS
Historical FictionTake a glimpse back in time to know about the past you have Shun where ignorance and illiteracy diffuses within our brain back in the early 18s these were more to what you can imagine... A must read book...we Africans too must be heard...
