4Marks f Make notes on the qualities of Adoyo Obanda as revealed in this excerpt. 5Marks g Identify and illustrate any two features of style used in this excerpt. 4Marks Possible Responsesa Chief Odera Gogni calls the councils of Jodongo from Sakwa outside his house forconsultation about Akoko s betrothal Chief Odero Gogni discloses to the council of Jodongo that he has already sent away12 suitors Chief Odero Gogni discloses that he likes this group of suitors because the bride is ofa good stock and his uncle a good spokesman Chief Odero Gogni tells Aloo K Olina to set Akoko s bride price at thirty headb Elders from Sakwa ask to be allowed to consult with each other outside chief Odero shouse160 P a g e Akoko watches what is going on from her mother s kitchen, asks to be given a pieceof land to settle for she feels she might never get married Otieno Kembo argues against the high bride price Owuor Kembo accepts to pay the thirty head of cattle as bride pricec Formal negotiations of Akoko s bride price between the people of Sakwa and thepeople of Yimbo The bride price has to be set depending on Akoko s outstanding attributesd i Tradition Akoko has been taught all the requirements of chick tradition Traditionally a brother marrying a sister is a great taboo Traditionally elders drink Kong o during marriage negations. Alo K Olima stopped totake a sip of Kong oii Role of elders The council of Jodongo elders from Sakwa and that from Yimbo negotiates forOwuor Kembo s and Akoko s marriage Chief Owuor Kembo s uncle an elder is the spokesman for the council of Jodongofrom Sakwa . Aloo K Olima an elder is chief Odero s spokesman.


4Marks Possible Responsesa Chief Odera Gogni calls the councils of Jodongo from Sakwa outside his house forconsultation about Akoko s betrothal Chief Odero Gogni discloses to the council of Jodongo that he has already sent away12 suitors Chief Odero Gogni discloses that he likes this group of suitors because the bride is ofa good stock and his uncle a good spokesman Chief Odero Gogni tells Aloo K Olina to set Akoko s bride price at thirty headb Elders from Sakwa ask to be allowed to consult with each other outside chief Odero shouse160 P a g e Akoko watches what is going on from her mother s kitchen, asks to be given a pieceof land to settle for she feels she might never get married Otieno Kembo argues against the high bride price Owuor Kembo accepts to pay the thirty head of cattle as bride pricec Formal negotiations of Akoko s bride price between the people of Sakwa and thepeople of Yimbo The bride price has to be set depending on Akoko s outstanding attributesd i Tradition Akoko has been taught all the requirements of chick tradition Traditionally a brother marrying a sister is a great taboo Traditionally elders drink Kong o during marriage negations. Alo K Olima stopped totake a sip of Kong oii Role of elders The council of Jodongo elders from Sakwa and that from Yimbo negotiates forOwuor Kembo s and Akoko s marriage Chief Owuor Kembo s uncle an elder is the spokesman for the council of Jodongofrom Sakwa . Aloo K Olima an elder is chief Odero s spokesman. Iii Marriage Akoko s marriage negotiations begin in earnest Aloo K Olima sets Akoko s bride price at thirty head of cattle It is customary, because of the good dak between us, for you to marry our daughtersand we yours There is no danger of brother.


Alo K Olima stopped totake a sip of Kong oii Role of elders The council of Jodongo elders from Sakwa and that from Yimbo negotiates forOwuor Kembo s and Akoko s marriage Chief Owuor Kembo s uncle an elder is the spokesman for the council of Jodongofrom Sakwa . Aloo K Olima an elder is chief Odero s spokesman.iii Marriage Akoko s marriage negotiations begin in earnest Aloo K Olima sets Akoko s bride price at thirty head of cattle It is customary, because of the good dak between us, for you to marry our daughtersand we yours There is no danger of brother. Marrying a sister a great taboo.e Aloo K Olima Considerate exclaims at the high bride price thirty head chief Odero wants set forAkoko Respectful Address the people of Sakwa as; Brothers, people of Sakwa Informed - quotes from Chik that brother marrying a brother is a great taboo andAkoko has been taught all the requirements of chik. Intelligent skillful skillfully addresses the people of Sakwa using sweet words.- Skillfully describes Akoko s attributes to the people of Sakwa.f A great beauty is praised by many Nyatiti singers Fast swift she is as fleet as a gazelle A good role model mothers sending their daughters on errands tell them to run likeAkoko Apt she is very apt pupil Pure her blood is pre .g Direct address brothers - Local dialect da, k wat, kong o, nyatiti, chik- Suspense .So great was the silence- Simile ..as fleet as a gazelle- Personification you could have heard the ants talk ..- Metaphor her flying fleet.