Check out this LITERATURE IN ENGLISH Novel Analysis: 'Houseboy' - Part 2.
This Analysis covers the following aspects:
- The title of the novel,
- Setting of the novel, and
- Style of the novel.
LITERATURE IN ENGLISH Novel Analysis: 'Houseboy' - Part 2.
a.
The
title. The title of the novel is reflective of the
character of the novel, Houseboy, or Toundi Ondoua, who works as a houseboy of
different European houses. It is symbolic as it reflects the brutality and
tortures that are undergone by the person who works under such influence. The
experience of the ‘houseboy’ in the novel reflects the experiences of houseboys
or housekeepers all over the world. The writer addresses how these people work
hard for their bosses and how they are lowly paid. However, they are mistreated
by their masters as if they are not part and parcel of masters’ wellbeing.
b.
The
setting. The novel is set in Africa during colonial rule
especially an African colony under French Assimilation policy. The setting also
shows how Africans were brutally regarded by the French in those days. This is
the relevant setting to most African counties that were under French colonial
rule. The novel also goes beyond and explores how people are racially
segregated in various parts of the world nowadays.
c.
Style.
Diary style. The author of this novel has chosen to present the events of the
book in diary style. In the novel, we see this unique style when the main
character narrates his life experiences through his diaries (in the novel they
are known as ‘exercise books’) that are read by another person.
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