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That said, it never really went anywhere all that mythically resonant, either. Nanny's figurative motherhood is similarly eulogized in Michelle Cliff's Abeng (1984), which details the legend of the two sisters from whom all Jamaicans mythically descend: Nanny, who fled slavery and became the emblem of resistance, and Sekusu, who, because she remained a slave, came to represent victimhood, complacency, and complicity. Rome itself had been founded, mythically by Romulus and Remus, in 753 B. |
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