How is Resian assertive in Blossoms of the Savannah?

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easyadmin · Answer 1 · 2022-01-20T10:04:49+0000

When they are accosted with Taiyo by knobkerrie welding young man she hisses, “Leave my sister alone.” (p.19).
She strongly declares that she would rather live in the noisiest place than near a vagabond with intention of mutilating her (p.33).
She feels Joseph’s lessons are taking her to the Stone Age era (p.72).
She detests Joseph’s teachings on culture and insists she will be taught universal content at the university (p.73).
Mama Milanoi thinks of her as a hard nut to crack for she knew her rights (p.118).
She knows Oloisudori will not have a walkover on the issue of marriage (p.118).
She observes that Nasila culture must soon shed off F.G.M and assertively notes that there are no two ways about it” (p.128).