Bigger on the Inside: The House of the Osugbo.Possibly intentional, given the story is told from the perspective of a young teenager in a post-apocalyptic setting. Beige Prose: The writing style is very straightforward and to the point, using short and simple sentences to describe events.Archnemesis Dad: As it turns out, the man who is trying to destroy Onyesonwu is her father, Daib.Onyesonwu becomes an apprentice later as well, after considerable struggle.
Naturally, this is part of why they bond as strongly as they do. All of the Other Reindeer: Onyesonwu and Mwita, for being Ewu.Always Chaotic Evil: Ewu are treated this way, as because they are the product of violence, they are expected to become violent in their future.According to the Great Book, the Okeke created a great technological society, but were crushed when Ani woke up to discover what her creations had done and created the Nuru to punish them. There is technology, but it's mostly decayed and in disrepair. After the End: The setting is implied to be this.However, Onyesonwu's father is still out there, and she has a special destiny ahead of her.Ī prequel explaining The End of the World as We Know It, The Book of Phoenix was published in 2015. However, Onyesonwu discovers that she has a talent for magic, especially shapeshifting, and under the tutelage of Mwita, a slightly older Ewu boy, and his master, the somewhat Jerkass Trickster Mentor Aro, she begins to cultivate her magical ability.
Because of this she is shunned by the villagers in the town she grows up in, and haunted by the spirit of her biological father, a powerful sorcerer who wants her dead. Its heroine is Onyesonwu Ubaid-Ogundimu, a young woman who is an Ewu, the product of the rape of a woman of the Okeke tribe by a man of the Nuru tribe. Who Fears Death is a 2010 fantasy novel by Nnedi Okorafor which takes place in an alternate or After the End Sudan. One day she would be able to shout her name.
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