At the end of the story, he pretends to be an old man and he is patient and waits until the right opportunity to act.
Judging by how the narrator's musings are not yet true, I'd say the answer is "to speak too soon".
Answer:
How did Odysseus win the contest?
The goddess Athena puts it in Penelope's mind to choose Odysseus's bow for the contest. She gets Odysseus's bow out of storage and takes it out to the contest
Explanation:
The words slightly drooping, indicates it was a warning.
Explanation:
- Kamau was a Kenyan man who lived during the Mau Mau rebellion. The effect of colonizers forced people to give away their lands and Khamu was sent to prison.
- Later he came back to the same village carrying a small bundle. He had cotton clothes and things that reminded his wife.
- When he reached his house, he was happy to see his aged parents but was shocked to know that Karanja had betrayed him and his wife had left him.
