Done By Aubrey Jackson
Published on Nov 19, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
MAGHAN SUNDIATA/ SOGOLON KEDJU
- "A mysterious hunter has predicted that the boy will one day be a leader mightier leader than Alexander the Great" (Sumdiata, page 105)
- Although Sundiata was crippled for 7 years, he showed the courage to overcome & one day rule
- "Take them since your son is unequal to mine." (Sundiata, page 106)
- Sundiatas mother was strong, she put up w/ of the negativity that came along with her son.
- Sundiata and his mother went through a lot of agony due to his illness.
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SASSOMA BÉRÉTÉ/ SOUMAORO KANTÉ
- "She had never imagined that hate could be so strong In a human being" (sundiata page 106)
- Sassoma was a evil person. Knowing Sundiata was crippled, she still belittled him (in front of his mother)
- "Know then. That I am the wild yam of the rocks; nothing will make me leave Mali
- Kanté was a sorcerer king, he also had magical powers. The king of Mali
- Sundiata wanted to take Mali, Kanté disagreed. They later became enemies of war
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MORAL OF THE STORY
- Never underestimate the power of others.
- When it is meant to be, it will happen.
- Treat others right, you might one day need that person
- Every dog has his day.
- No matter the circumstance anything is possible
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EARLY LIFE
- A old head tells them Sundiata will one day rule.
- The fist 7 years Sundiata was a cripple.
- His mother got fed up w/ the hatred & broke down.
- Sundiata asked what was wrong. His mother said he was a son of misfortune
- The same day, he told his mother to get the black smiths. The king will rise.
THE TAKE OVER
- Sundiata rises from his knees to his feet. Everyone is amazed
- As a teen Sundiata became a great hunter & worrier
- Once of age, Sundiata tells Kanté that he is coming to take Mali
- Kanté disagrees, they go to war. Sundiata becomes king.
- King Sundiata reigns over Mali as a very good ruler.
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HAPPLY EVER AFTER
- After Sundiata became king, things changed
- His fathers fist wife was exiled.
- The next air to the throne (his older brother) was also exiled.
- Sundiata brought the place back to solitude.
- After his take over, the world knew no other master but Sundiata
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QUOTE
- "Know that there is no room for 2 kings on the same skin. Soumoro: you will let me have your place"
- I like this quote. This shows that Sundiata had no fear of the older ruler.
- It also shows that Sundiata means what he says.
- He said he will be ruler, and he won the battle to name him self king.
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D.T NIANE
- Djibril Tamsir Niane (born 9 January 1932) is a historian, playwright, and short story writer, born in Conakry, Guinea.
- The story was told to him by Djeli Mamoudou Kouyate, a griot or traditional oral historian.
- A historian committed to decolonizing African history
- Part of a wave of literature which sought to propose heroic models to the African people during the inNiane's epic has been likened by Western critics to the works of Homer and La Chanson de Roland.
- Part of a wave of literature which sought to propose heroic models to the African people during the independence struggle
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