Objects & Places from Matigari

Ngugi wa Thiong'o
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 156 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

Objects & Places from Matigari

Ngugi wa Thiong'o
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Matigari's AK-47

This is the protagonist's weapon which he buries at the start of the novel to symbolize what he thinks is the end of fighting colonial powers.

Belt of Peace

The protagonist dons this at the start of the novel because he feels he has conquered the final colonial power and can live in peace.

The Mugumo (fig) Tree

This is where Matigari buries his weapons in hopes of living his life by non-violent means. At the end of the novel this iswhere Mũriũki later digs them up to continue Matigari's fight by any means necessary.

The House

Matigari's fight begins because he feels he is the rightful owner of this object. This place represents the entire nation and the patriotic fight against colonial powers.

The Scrapyard

This is where Mũriũki and the other boys sleep in junked vehicles. This place represents poverty...

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