Nesthone Antoine

Evolve or Die: We Need to Do Better Nesthone Antoine

The charismatic hero, to do away with discord and the tribal mentality that hamper the progress of his tiny nation, has to devise ways to persuade his people to stop-- injustices, hatred, greed, disparity between rich and poor, diseases, demographic problems, ecological and environmental degradation, et cetera. Literally, it looks like a mission impossible; however, the hero must reach his goal. He internalizes the good from his mother, and he rejects the bad that is all around him. He epitomizes courage, perseverance, compassion, intelligence, philosophy, bravery, and he values education. He learns never to let his setbacks take a hold on him. He holds no grudges no matter what even if he remembers because negative energies are unproductive. He believes in friendship, but he refuses to be a doormat for anyone. He has anxieties that petrify him up to doubt himself at times, but something always comes up to reassure him. Even though his people are spiteful and wicked, he feels that there is some good in everyone. He intends to succeed in his difficult mission at all cost to unite his people and to make his mother proud. The novel is not in any way an introspection; all the characters are imaginative, and even the lieu of the story's development does not really exist.