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Q1)
mother of three lively children- Obea, Essie and Ottu, she lived in a decent neighbourhood in Accra, worked with MUTE a non-governmental agency and drove a problematic old car nick-named Creamy. She ran into Fofo at the Agbloghoshie market while shopping for vegetables. Kabria was standing with other spectators at the spot where Baby T’s body was found when Fofo, disguising as a boy tried to steal her purse. Kabria rescued her from the angry mob. Fofo revealed her female identity and told Kabria that Baby T was her sister. Meanwhile, a lot of people had been made to believe that the dead girl (Baby T) was a kayayoo(a market porter from the north) to conceal her true identity and discourage further enquiry into her death.


Q2
The street child is an epitome of the Faceless
n the slum Sodom and Gomorrah. Like the
title suggests, they're without a reputable identity.
The children have been abandoned by their irresponsible
parents to fend for themselves under the most perilous
and miserable circumstance


The society does not value or notice their
existence as worthwhile. They are wrapped up in
streetism and gangsterism hence their presence becomes negative.
Poverty is a Constant presence in their lives giving them out  to their havoc they indulge in everyday.
Furthermore, these hopless children are in all
manner abused including degilement, child-labour,
child-trafficking and violence. They are often
victim of vicious cycle. The girls among them are
forced into prostitution, leaving them physically,
psychologically and emotionally devastated


Fofo, the protagonist, has being a victim of
attempted rape by Poison, a street lord who has terrorized the slum. It took courage from
her to resist and flee for her dear life.


Kabria and Mute hope to give the faceless a face,
an identity. The Mute women are all outro help these  children get a life for themselves
and a new beginning.



(4)
Uncle Deyo was Ajumobi's bossom friend when he was alive. They usually worked on their farms like twins. After the death of Ajumobi, he(Deyo) helps Yaremi with difficult chores such as mending the leaky roof of her house and rebuilding the walls of her mud house. 
   Apparently, Deyo is a responsible friend. He takes Alani on a tour of his fathers farms and tells him what is expected of him as Ajumobi's only son. Unlike most men, who would like to take advantage of the widow of their deceased friend, Uncle Deyo did not do that nor did he try to covet or possess the landed property of his friend who had died. He meticulously guided Alani, Ajumobi's only son on what is expected of him in life and assisted Ajumobi's widow, Yaremi, the best way he could. Indeed a close examination of the role of uncle Deyo shows that he is a good man and a trusted friend.




(6)

The central character, Bigger Thomas's trial hinges on judicial injustice. 

    The novel tends to depict the aforementioned concept, in the sense that the judicial system at the time of the novel - 1930's - wherein racism, segregation and factionalization reigned Supreme. 

    It depicts the inequity of the judicial system with regards to certain key factors, viz, interest of the media, fair hearing and the promotion of political ambitions.

(i) Interest of the media: It should be observed that the setting of the novel shows the high degree of white supremacy. Those in the corridor of power were highly populated by whites and all the media - radio and TV stations-were solely controlled by them. In this regard, the outcome was always going to be on the side of the supremacists.

(ii) Fair hearing: One Is adjudged to be guilty before being proven innocent but in the case  Bigger Thomas, he was not handed a fair hearing or a chance to defend himself. 

(iii) Political ambitions - The incumbent Attorney General at the trial who had all "the cards in his pocket" knew he had the wherewithal to swing the case in his favour, no matter the emotional plea made by the public defender lawyer. 

 In summary the novel depicts the struggle of blacks in a supposed "white-ruled" society.



























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