Limbe
This is the town in Cameroon that the Jongas come from. This town represents home for Jende, but also represents oppression for Neni.
New York City
This is described at the center of the world by the Jongas. They see it as a land of opportunity, but it also represents the lies, corruption, and hardships that the Jongas find in America too.
BMCC
This is the college that Neni attends to become a Pharmacist. It represents motivation and fulfillment for her.
Harlem
The Jongas live in this part of New York. It represents poverty.
Lehman Brothers
This is where Clark works at the start of the novel. The company represents the deception and corruption that can be found in America.
Papier
In Jende's dialect, he refers to his working papers as this. It symbolizes freedom and the fulfillment of the American dream that is just out of...
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