This character is reimagined with heavy dreadlocks in John Edgar Wideman's Philadelphia Fire. He worships Eshu and exclaims "FREEDOM HI-DAY!" at the end of a play by Aime Cesaire. In another treatment, this character imagines himself a bird with "thr
This character is reimagined with heavy dreadlocks in John Edgar Wideman's Philadelphia Fire. He worships Eshu and exclaims "FREEDOM HI-DAY!" at the end of a play by Aime Cesaire. In another treatment, this character imagines himself a bird with "three sound legs for one" while he is face-down in the mud. He uses the nonsense word "scamels" and enters into the service of Stephano and Trinculo, and he also worships Setebos and is the son of Sycorax. For 10 points, name this wood-carrier of Prospero who tries to assault Miranda in The Tempest.
This character is reimagined with heavy dreadlocks in John Edgar Wideman's Philadelphia Fire.
{Caliban}