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As nighttime descends, the sounds of drums in the distance signify unrest brewing among the African populace. Kanda’s plea to rally support for more radical actions signals not only a gathering storm but also an unsettling division that threatens the unity necessary for progress against colonial control. While Kanda advocates violence as a means to achieve independence, Obam grapples with the morality of such choices, wondering if violence could further alienate them from mutual understanding with their oppressors.
Within this context, we encounter Pastor Amugu, who advocates for a more measured approach, appealing to the values of dialogue and understanding. His input contrasts sharply with Kanda's aggressive activism, presenting both sides of the struggle for identity and freedom.