One character claims this work's protagonist is one of "these fools who thi
One character claims this work's protagonist is one of "these fools who think they were born to carry suffering like a hat," but still "break first."  Another character requests a buba to put onto her effigy from the protagonist, who decides not to take the lorry away from the village. While stripped and covered in flour, that protagonist later sees a flashback of his tutor's encounter with his doomed betrothed Omae while running from Oroge and Jaguna, for whom he'd agreed to replace the mute Ifada as the "carrier" of curses at the New Year's Festival. For 10 points, name this play where teacher Eman, despite thinking he belongs to the title stock, cannot avoid his ritual murder, by Wole Soyinka.
One character claims this work's protagonist is one of "these fools who think they were born to carry suffering like a hat," but still "break first."  
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