Sweetie's father was Quartermaster for the American troops stationed in North Africa during WWII and saw the Casbah. From what i've heard, he was not impressed, but maybe he was homesick.
The first visit to a Kasbah would probably seem strange to most people, Mimi. In this case, the Kasbah is merely a "stage set": Faced with dilapidated alleys, women living in poverty and fear of God, unemployed youth roaming the streets, a young woman does everything she can to leave this world and break the shackles of her traditional female role.
Sweetie's father was Quartermaster for the American troops stationed in North Africa during WWII and saw the Casbah. From what i've heard, he was not impressed, but maybe he was homesick.
ReplyDeleteThe first visit to a Kasbah would probably seem strange to most people, Mimi.
DeleteIn this case, the Kasbah is merely a "stage set":
Faced with dilapidated alleys, women living in poverty and fear of God, unemployed youth roaming the streets, a young woman does everything she can to leave this world and break the shackles of her traditional female role.
Sempre és bo conèixer altres cultures mitjançant el seus autors.
ReplyDeleteAferradetes, Sean.
It certainly is, Paula.
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