 Lumumba was reportedly still stung by being called a "sale macaque" by a Belgian woman years earlier.In the "Adventures of Tintin" written by Belgian writer-artist Hergé, Captain Haddock uses the term "macaque" as an insult, along with other random terms.In a 1994 essay, literary scholar Patrick Colm Hogan discussed the racist symbolism surrounding the name "Makak", the protagonist in Derek Walcott's 1967 play "Dream on Monkey Mountain".