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A Girl Named Disaster Study Guide

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by Nancy Farmer
About 84 pages (25,235 words)
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Chapter 25 Summary

Nhamo is at a crisis point. She gets stung by a scorpion as she is working on her boat. The venom is strong, causing her to hallucinate and vomit. She makes her way to her platform and has a dream. In the dream, Grandmother, Masvita, and Nhamo are watching a scene in which Princess Senwa is mourning her husband's betrayal. She sends cattle over a cliff, then baskets of food, beads, and pottery, then men and women, then finally the warriors and then herself. When Prince Kakono sees what has happened, he does the same, finally throwing himself off the cliff. For some reason, Masvita joins the throng of jumpers. They live now under the water.

When Nhamo wakes from this dream, her head is pounding and her heart.....

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