Reread 109-110 to cite the words the author uses to describe visitors of the tea shop. How does Ali describe their living conditions? What does this add to our understanding of the setting? Mallam sile

The author describes the visitors as “rascals” and doesn’t like the visitors. In lines 109-111 the author states “Yet late at night, after all the customers, idlers, and rumormongers had left the shop to

seek refuge in their shanties and on their bug-ridden grass mattresses”. This proves the negative tone and language the author uses towards the customers of the tea shop.

Explanation:

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