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Nolwazi: A Narrative Analysis

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2 pip This little trip will give you enough time to sort out your priorities. - Lungelo is an expert in CGI. That's why... - Fine, I get it! What does this have to do with Nolwazi? Fana was the last person to see Nolwazi. In other words... Surely Bafana can't be a suspect. I swear, if you go near my family again, I'll kill you with my bare hands! - The bastard! Relax... and watch. Fana will end up where he belongs - in jail. Your friend hardly slept. Shame, poor thing. - Fana, hi. It's me, Getty. What will happen now? Is this a plot twist? Maybe she'll go cry on your boyfriend's shoulder. I... I hardly slept last night. I kept thinking about this. You were the last person who saw Nolwazi. - Getty, no! If you hurt her, I …show more content…

Okay, those without wool, here it is! Don't steal my wool! There you go! Beautiful stuff! There you go! Gentlemen. Thank you. You can grab a seat. I'll get you some wool. We won't be needing wool. Are you Miss Lucy Diale? Who wants to know? We're from the ABA - Alex Business Association. Oh, how can I help you? Miss Diale, we've read about the good work you do for this community. - So we've come to see it for ourselves. - Thank you. I'm not one to blow my own horn, but as you can see... Come, gentlemen. Bringing the people of Alex together for a good cause... is something so close to my heart. I'm sure you must be thirsty. - I'll get you cold ones on the house. - Thank you. Before I do that, as leaders in this community... it's our job to bring... unity amongst our people. As for me... - You can relax, I'm playing my part. - Wow. I couldn't have said it better myself. You're doing a great job. Thank you. You're too kind. Please excuse me just for one second. I'll be right back. - Are you here to knit? - I heard you're going after my title. A word of warning - back down before you embarrass yourself! I'm not scared of you! - You clearly don't know who I am! - Oh, but I …show more content…

Going after JMEC's business district tenants! What are you playing at? - We just offered them something better. - I've worked too hard to get them on board. I'll be damned if I let you two undo everything! - We're on the same side. - Don't patronise me! No need to be upset. If anything, this should prove that there's a market for Zitha's building. If there is, you should be able to find your own tenants! Leave mine alone! Jack, this is business! If you left your ego out of it, you'd see it benefits JM Eco City as a whole! Cavendish was supposed to take occupancy after the second phase was completed. Now... - It's not as if we lost them! - We lost revenue! That's bad business! You don't sacrifice a sure thing for pie in the sky! Phase four is way past pie in the sky! It's going to happen, whether you like it or not! I've brought a peace offering - muffins from Mocha Mamas. I'm not hungry. Save them for later, then. I didn't know what kind you like, so I bought one of each. Smells good. Listen, Getty... I think we started off on the wrong foot. I don't like this vibe between us. I just don't like being left out. If you and Jabu wanted to make changes, you should've included

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