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Oya’s mother has just passed and she is very vulnerable. A local
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Start: Shango: Enter Shango Hey Oya girl�
Oya: Shango.
Shango: I’m sorry bout her passin.
Oya: Thank you.
Shango: That always sound funny to me� Somebody die and you say sorry and they say thank you Never sound right to me.
[.. ... ..]
End: Shango: I didn’t say I got to take you inside I asked to let me� Shango offers his hand.
Oya: Oya sees it.
Shango: How could she not?
Oya: They go in�
Shango and Oya: Together.
McCraney, Tarell Alvin, The Brother/Sister Plays, Theatre Communications Group, 2010, pp. 43-48.
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