One character in this work praises "only ideograms in algebraic quantums," while another character declares that he loves "to have [his] hairs / Ruffled well below the navel." The Right and Left Ears of State are the intelligence service for the Organizing Secretary of this work's title character. This work opens with a "Hemlock" section, features a national anthem that is sardonically revised to begin "Ism to ism for ism is ism," and closes with a "Hangover." The title character in this work is opposed by Daodu, who is the nephew of a chieftain and runs a farm commune. This play concludes with the title character gaping in terror at the decapitated head of Segi's father during the Festival of the New Yam. For 10 po
One character in this work praises "only ideograms in algebraic quantums," while another character declares that he loves "to have [his] hairs / Ruffled well below the navel." The Right and Left Ears of State are the intelligence service for the Organizing Secretary of this work's title character. This work opens with a "Hemlock" section, features a national anthem that is sardonically revised to begin "Ism to ism for ism is ism," and closes with a "Hangover." The title character in this work is opposed by Daodu, who is the nephew of a chieftain and runs a farm commune. This play concludes with the title character gaping in terror at the decapitated head of Segi's father during the Festival of the New Yam. For 10 points, name this play in which the title dictator of the land of Isma opposes the traditional chief Oba Danlola, a work of Wole Soyinka.
One character in this work praises "only ideograms in algebraic quantums," while another character declares that he loves "to have [his] hairs / Ruffled well below the navel."
Kongi's Harvest