Match each character from the prescribed African prose texts to her corresponding thematic role or narrative description.
- AdahAn ambitious young woman who struggles against gender discrimination and marital abuse to pursue writing in London
- YaremiA courageous widow who resists oppressive traditional mourning rites and forced remarriage
- FofoA vulnerable street child seeking justice and closure following the mysterious death of her sister
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Adah corresponds to the ambitious young woman pursuing writing in London despite adversity; Yaremi corresponds to the courageous widow defying oppressive mourning customs; Fofo corresponds to the street child seeking justice for her sister.
Each character is accurately paired with her distinct narrative profile in the prescribed texts: Adah represents female empowerment and resilience in 'Second Class Citizen', Yaremi symbolizes defiance against widowhood rites in 'Lonely Days', and Fofo portrays the hardship of street children in 'Faceless'.
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Textual analysis and character identification in prescribed African prose texts