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Bolo was a stick fighter and as such represents the warrior spirit. He is aggressive by nature and chooses confrontation rather than passiveness. He is always ready for a combat which shows in all of his actions. He is accustimed to the traditional way of life in Bonasse and with a change, he finds it difficult to adapt or see his people suffer. He refuses to back down and pushes them to try and stand up against all the trials, tribulations that they faced from wider society in their attempts to be seen as a "people" and be respected with their religion.
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What is the problem in wine astonishment?
what are the problems faced in wine of astonishment
What are the literary devices used in chapter 3 in the wine of astonishment?
literary devices that is used in chapter 3 in wine of astonishment
Who is Eva in the wine of astonishment?
she is the wife if bee, and the narrator of the story.
Who is corporal prince in The Wine of Astonishment?
Corporal Prince is a character in the novel "The Wine of Astonishment" by Earl Lovelace. He is a police officer who harasses and oppresses the residents of the village of Bonasse. His presence symbolizes the oppressive nature of colonial rule in Trinidad during the period depicted in the novel.
Who are the major characters in wine of astonishment?
Bolo, Bee, Ivan Morton, Eva
Why did earl lovelace write a wine of astonishment?
because the people of Trinidad were suffering
What point of view of wine of astonishment written in?
it is written by a first person pov
What is Ivan mortoncharacter in the wine of astonishment?
Ivan Morton is a central character in Earl Lovelace's novel "The Wine of Astonishment." He is portrayed as a passionate and determined individual who seeks to navigate the challenges of life in a small Caribbean village. As a member of the spiritual Baptist community, Ivan grapples with themes of identity, cultural heritage, and social injustice, reflecting the broader struggles of his community against colonial and oppressive forces. His character embodies resilience and the quest for personal and collective empowerment.
Who was mitchell in the book wine of astonishment?
Mitchell was a character in "The Wine of Astonishment" by Earl Lovelace, a novel about the challenges faced by a Trinidadian community during British colonization. Mitchell was a fiery young man who represented the younger generation's frustration with the lack of progress and change in their society. He ultimately becomes involved in a failed political uprising, leading to tragic consequences.
What are the themes that are brought out in the wine of astonishment chapter one?
women in society, racial prejudice and......................
Who is Ivan morton in the wine of astonishment?
he was an elected member of the legislatively. he was selfish in that he failed the members of his community.(Bonasse)
Why is Bolo popular with the villagers and not Mitchell in the wine of astonishment relating to chapter 2?
because bolo is the champion of stickfighting
