This is a sentence fragment, it has no subject so it is an incomplete sentence.
Answer:
1. Ladepo: a poor teacher. He is the father of Aremu. Along with his wife, they always find it difficult to pay bills. He later becomes a pastor.
2. Baba Agba: Ladepo's father and Aremu's grandfather. He is a traditionalist. He continued to be truthful in his dealings. He was faithful to everybody he came across.
3. Aremu: He is Ladepo's son and grandson to Baba Agaba. He chose to live his life according to his choosing. He was later disowned by his father. He later traveled abroad to study.
4. Mope: she is Ladepo's wife. A teacher, but suffers due to her and her husband's salary. She's not aware of her husband's cunning ways as a pastor.
5. Alamutu: he is an Ifa priest, but not well-grounded in the practice. He usually charges people exorbitantly.
Explanation:
A. Take back their individuality
In To Build a Fire in Jack London's 1908 story of life in the winter in the Yukon the author talks about the extreme dangers of hiking alone at -59 degrees centigrade and the difficulty of lighting a fire to warm up. Historically, it would be about just after the gold rush of 1898 in the Yukon in which many ill-prepared men came from warmer climes (like Sam McGee of Plumtree Tennessee) and perished due to lack of respect for the harsh winter conditions.
