In Wole Soyinka's The Interpreters, the character Sekoni is significant chiefly because he

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represents the idealistic African intellectual destroyed by a corrupt system. Sekoni, an engineer and sculptor, returns from abroad with idealistic plans but is frustrated by bureaucratic corruption. His resulting breakdown and eventual death in a car accident symbolise the destruction of creative and idealistic potential by a corrupt post-independence Nigerian society. He em

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A) represents the idealistic African intellectual destroyed by a corrupt system

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B) is the only character who successfully reconciles tradition with modernity

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C) serves as the moral conscience who exposes government corruption

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D) symbolises the spiritual connection between the living and the dead

In Wole Soyinka's The Interpreters, the character Sekoni is significant chiefly because he

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