By: Richard Edward Dennett (1898)
The three women each represented something different: the dreamer, the guide, the raiser of the dead. Each of them gave their husband something he would be able to use. The husband provided for all three with his hunting skills. The women always wanted something from him.
Women from the Congo
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By: Richard Edward Dennett (1898)
Nsassi yearned for both daughters, yet finding out their names was a problem. The dog was obedient and wanted his master to be happy. It took him several times before he finally remembered the names. Why was their father so adamant that the man wanting his daughters guessed their name?
By: Richard Edward Dennett (1898)
Two brothers are living completely different lives. One lives the life many want and hope for, and the other is always left out. Once the woman arrived, she brought with her the house, kids and much more. The wife asked for only one thing. This could be set up in a court room. She owned everything and only asked for him to cut the heads off the fish.
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