In Kobina Sekyi's prescribed African drama *The Blinkards*, match each character on the left with their corresponding thematic role or dramatic function on the right.
- Mrs. Candace BorofosemEmbodies extreme 'Anglo-mania' by rigidly enforcing European dress codes, manners, and speech despite their absurdity in the tropical environment.
- Mr. OnyimdziChampions indigenous Fanti heritage and legal rights, acting as the intellectual counterweight to uncritical European assimilation.
- Mr. BorofosemInitially succumbs to domestic pressure to adopt foreign customs, but later experiences a cultural awakening and reverts to native traditions.
- NyamekyeRepresents uncorrupted local common sense and traditional trade values, remaining indifferent to Westernized social affectations.
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Mrs. Candace Borofosem corresponds to the embodiment of extreme 'Anglo-mania'; Mr. Onyimdzi corresponds to the champion of indigenous Fanti heritage and legal rights; Mr. Borofosem corresponds to the husband who undergoes a cultural awakening after initially yielding to foreign affectations; Nyamekye corresponds to the representative of uncorrupted local common sense.
In *The Blinkards*, Kobina Sekyi uses character contrast to expose the absurdity of abandoning African culture for European affectations. Mrs. Candace Borofosem represents extreme 'Anglo-mania' through her ridiculous insistence on English attire and etiquette in tropical West Africa. Mr. Onyimdzi serves as Sekyi's philosophical mouthpiece, using his legal expertise and education to champion Fanti traditions. Mr. Borofosem illustrates the path of cultural redemption as he sheds imported habits to return to native traditions. Nyamekye demonstrates the resilience of uncorrupted local common sense among everyday traders.
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Characterization and thematic satire of Anglo-mania in Kobina Sekyi's *The Blinkards*
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