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A pastor, Victor, offers marital counseling to Tony and Sewa, a couple dealing with domestic abuse. The play delves into the complexities of domestic violence, revealing hidden truths and the devastating impact it has on both the victim and abuser. Victor, a man of the cloth, is exposed as a hypocrite when his wife, Sarah, reveals his own abusive behavior, ultimately leading to her death. The play ends with Tony expressing remorse and Sewa, empowered by the tragedy, contemplating her future in a relationship marred by abuse. It is a story that challenges societal norms and raises awareness about the pervasiveness of domestic violence, calling for change and highlighting the need for support systems for victims. Comparable works include Similar to the works of Wole Soyinka, whose plays often explored themes of social justice and political commentary.

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