The Lion and the Jewel

What is the significance of the dances at the end of each play

What is the significance of the dances at the end of each play

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The dances represent a story being depicted at the end of the chapter. In the dance/mime,Lost Traveller, the villages enact the different experiences of the western photographer on his first visit to Ilujinle.

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