Dog Days: An Animal Chronicle
The cacophony of the marketplace, the bar The Customer Is King, and the chaotic streets also reveal the harshness and violence of the day-to-day experience of Cameroonians, the citizens' fear of the regime (which eats their bodies and turns them into stones), the surreptitious popular protests...
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| description | The cacophony of the marketplace, the bar The Customer Is King, and the chaotic streets also reveal the harshness and violence of the day-to-day experience of Cameroonians, the citizens' fear of the regime (which eats their bodies and turns them into stones), the surreptitious popular protests against the failed leadership of the corrupt Cameroonian government, and ultimate opposition to the regime when young Takou is killed by the police commissioner. |
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