The role of hygiene in this book manifests as one person's attempt to "brandish" a toothbrush, and another refusing to wash menstrual clothing in a toilet.
One group of people in this novel is dubbed "white wizards," and a character who had earlier questioned why missionaries bother to learn native languages has a realization about her goals after rethinking the meaning of the Sacred Heart Convent. The role of hygiene in this book manifests as one person's attempt to "brandish" a toothbrush, and another refusing to wash menstrual clothing in a toilet. The toothbrush is later used as part of the title phenomenon, by a character who has absorbed Western ideas of beauty and is pressured to study for exams, becoming bulimic. The death of Nhamo allows one of the central females to pursue an education in, for 10 points, what novel set in the early 1970s that follows the cousins Tambu and Nyasha in Rhodesia, written by Tsitsi Dangarembga?
One group of people in this novel is dubbed "white wizards," and a character who had earlier questioned why missionaries bother to learn native languages has a realization about her goals after rethinking the meaning of the Sacred Heart Convent.
{Nervous Conditions}