English Creation Myth Part 2

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Elesin stating how he there is “nothing” that will hold him back from completing his responsibilities of keeping “his friend and master company” after death to Iyaloja(Soyinka 11).
Elesin describes how his desire for the young woman should be viewed as a “bed of honor” that he is obligated to rather than a form of “pleasure” that he wants (Soyinka 16).
Elesin recognizes his inherent flaw, where egotistical character development and placement of personal desires first led to his Olunde's death.
The upcoming rulers of the Incan empire created new societal aspects ,such as patriarchy and the ownership of natives, that angered Pachacamac and Pachamama.
Due to their anger, Pachacamac and Pachamama paved way for a new civilization, called Spain, to conquer and end the Incan empire by providing them with superior technology and war strategies.
Due to their previous treatment, the gods proceeded to give the subjects of the Incan empire the same treatment. Moreover, these societal aspects made way into other civilizations, becoming a curse that infected all humans.

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