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Maru Summary - eNotes. com Maru and his cattle-thieving brother Morafi are members of this Totem class, as well as Dikeledi and Moleka Once the news spreads that Margaret is a Masarwa, her pupils at Leseding school mock her
Maru Chapter Summaries - eNotes. com Maru arrives and tells Margaret it was he who demanded the bed be returned Margaret, shocked to realize this is Dikeledi’s brother, says that she will return the bed, then leaves
Maru Characters - eNotes. com Characters: Maru Maru and Moleka are presented as kings of two opposing kingdoms, not earthly kingdoms, but inner, spiritual kingdoms Maru believes that the gods have granted him a special
Maru Analysis - eNotes. com Maru’s need to collect Margaret’s pictures unbeknownst to her is a reflection of his desire to posses her spirit and earn her love, while Dikeledi’s admiration of them shows the same
Why is Bessie Heads book titled Maru? - eNotes. com Maru is a 1971 novel written by South African author Bessie Head Even though she was born in South Africa, Head is considered Botswana’s most popular and most significant novelist
Maru Themes - eNotes. com Discussion of themes and motifs in Bessie Head's Maru eNotes critical analyses help you gain a deeper understanding of Maru so you can excel on your essay or test
What are the main themes in Maru? - eNotes. com The main themes developed in Maru are prejudice, education, cultural heritage, and love Margaret faces prejudice because she is a Masarwa but turns her life around through education
Maru - Themes and Relationships Quiz - eNotes. com Maru represents chaos, destruction, and rebellion What does the elder Margaret Cadmore tell the younger Margaret Cadmore in 'Maru'? Question Answer Choices One day, you will help your people