The Story Of The Cannibal Woman (2005) - Plot & Excerpts
Public opinion is mounting against you. The experts have made their reports. How could they possibly assess you? You haven’t opened your mouth. They maintain, however, you are sane of mind. Apparently you are of above-average intelligence. It’s true at the mission school you carried off all the first prizes. Very early on, however, you had to abandon your studies. You who liked to read. At age fourteen the nuns found you work. As a domestic. The Afrikaner woman who employed you took a dislike to you, said you were a sly little thing. It’s true you confided in no one, since no one was interested in you. I know what that feels like. What’s the use of talking if nobody listens? It’s like a writer whom nobody reads. In the end, he gives up writing. Rosélie escorted her patient to the street. Patient No. 7 Joseph Léma Age: 61 Nationality: Congolese No profession In actual fact, Joseph Léma was a former musician. In his country, at a time when he was intoxicated by fame and believed himself to be untouchable, he had composed an opera, Where Have All the Gazelles Gone?
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