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Jere tries to plead with Mulili to allow Nina and Doga go on with the shaving ceremony.Due to his egocentric nature,he refused because he was after the acres of land and the grade cattle he was promised by Boss.He even threw insults to the old couple.
Tumbo only does work in self consideration. He gives Jusper the chance to write the play because he knew that he was to get a lot of money from it,he even tell jusper that he will give him a third and two thirds will be used to keep records straight.His egocentric nature forces him to tell jusper to learn to speak for himself before his presence is felt and after his presence is felt he may speak for others.
It is greed and selfishness that make Boss hide money in foreign country,selfishness makes him want to rape Regina.
Mulili's intentions of wanting to eliminate kabito are driven by his selfish gains.This is because Kabito had taken the milk tender from him.
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