The Lion and the Jewel
What are the instances of satire?
according to the whole book generally
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according to the whole book generally
One instance of satire occurs when Sidi goes to Baroka’s bedroom. She doesn't think twice about her actions because she believes him to be impotent..... she is wrong.
Another instance in which Soyinka uses satire is in the character of Sidi. Lakunle sees Sidi as an immoral woman...... Sidi, however, is proud of both herself and her actions. In this, Soyinka forces the audience to rethink our doubts about her character. Source(s)
The Lion and the Jewel