I recognized Saswanna’s father and remember
his words.
“The Spanish took our gifts and left us with war and Black Sleep,” Azaha
shouted at the crowd. “They took our
pride, dignity and honor, and in return, gave us a cross.”
He
pointed up at it. “It may be holy and
honorable to the Spanish, but for the people of Casqui, it is the sign of
sickness and deceit.”
The crowd chanted. “Death to the
Spanish. Death to the Spanish.”
“Burn it before it destroys us all!” Azaha shouted back.
(from Storykeeper,
by Daniel A. Smith)
5*/10. The full review is here.
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