Introduction
Our society comprises of individual with different qualities and character while some may be positive other characters positive other characters posses traits are extremely unpleasant. In Blossoms of the Savannah the writer presents Oloisudori and Olarinkoi as two individuals with an extremely obnoxious/ annoying
Body
The begin with the two character suffer from sexual greed. Ole Supeyo warns Ole Kaelo to keep his girls away from Oloisudori for the suffer from sexual greed Oloisudoi is said to have a reputation that would rival that of a randy he goat. Olarinkoi is also sexually greedy. It is no wonder he takes Resian to his hot against he will and tries to rape her.
The two characters are also portrayed as chauvinistic. They believe that a woman should not make decision over her life, including on sensitive issues like marriage. Oloisudori wants Resian married to him by force while Olaninkoi plans to circumcise her and make her his wife by force.
In addition Both Oloisudori and Olarinkoi are opportunistic on one hand Oloisudori tales advantage of Kaelo’s independence to have to marry his daughter by force. Olaninkoi takes advantage of Resian’s desperate situation as she tries to run away from force marriage. He also rides on the trust he had earned from the two girls when he saved them from a near rape.
Moreover the two individuals believe in the use of force to gratify their desire oloisdori plans to have his men abduct Resian and bring her to his home as a wife. Olarinkoi uses pretence to take Resian to his village where he intends forcefully circumstances her and take her as his wife.
Just like many other men in Nasila. The two characters adhere to backward cultural believes that oppress women. Oloisudon insists that Resian should be circumcised before being married to him. Olarinkoi also treasures this backward culture for he plans to have Resian circumcised before making her his wife.
Conclusion
To sum up it is true to say that this two individual possesses a character that is extremely unpleasant a serious change in cultural values is needed in order to eliminate such individual.