One Day I Will Write About This Place
What is the author's tone in the memoir, One Day I Will Write About This Place?
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More often than not, Wainaina’s tone in this novel is hopeful. There is one point in Chapter 15 where this is not the case. Wainaina falls into a deep depression that prevents him from being able to leave his room. This depression comes as Wainaina is trying to complete his college education at a university in South Africa. In places, Wainaina expresses his fear that he will not be able to succeed as a writer and that there will be nothing else that he will be fit to do.
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