Act four, scene one

The weather is a bit sunny. The scene is set under a shady orange tree. Two girls, Shalewa and Radeke, are seen discussing Òkúdù. Their conversations follows suit.

SHALEWA: (claps her palm repeatedly) Òkúdù of all people!

RADEKE: Anyone who sees Òkúdù will think she's the most tender of all the maidens in this village.

SHALEWA: Eeeeheeeh!...... Tender my foot (Hisses softly)

RADEKE: (Laments) I heard that she was raped at eventide. Like that isn't sad enough, she haven't disclosed who the culprit?

SHALEWA: Does your culprit tag means the man is evil?

RADEKE: Yes, Shalewa. What more can he be called.

SHALEWA: Yes. Yes. But, didn't she enjoyed the intercourse? Tell me?

RADEKE: ( Exclaims and jests) Shalewa, your mouth won't lead you to your doom. I pray.

SHALEWA: Oh! I understand. I will have to go now. I need to rush....

RADEKE: (Cuts in) To seaside.

SHALEWA: Witch! Aje! How did you get to know?