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conversations.value: a plot for a book about Kayode, Kunle, Chief entitled Belong
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conversations.value: Belong (play): Young and aspirational Kayode has just wrapped up a failed campaign for office in Britain.\nBy the end of the scene, his wife\'s friend Fola has convinced him to take a vacation to Nigeria, his homeland to visit Kayode\'s mother who he has not seen for several years.\nUpon arrival at Kayode\'s Mama\'s house, Kayode is introduced to a stray young man, Kunle, that Mama has taken in as one of her own.\nFollowing in similar footsteps to Kayode, Kunle is an aspiring politician who has brought social and education reform to his town at only the age of 28.\nMama also learns that Kayode has stopped practicing his religion, and blames Rita, Kayode\'s wife, for it.\nKayode, Kunle, and Mama discuss life in England versus life in Nigeria, and how Kayode has changed since moving to England.\nMama goes to bed, and Kayode and Kunle discuss politics and the meaning of family extending beyond bloodlines.\nKunle expresses his appreciate for Kayode explaining how he is not trying to replace him as Mama\'s son.\nKunle and Kayode go to a bar for drinks, when Chief Olowolaye, a feared local politician enters.\nThe Chief is under the assumption that Kayode has returned to Nigeria to invest in the Chief\'s political campaign after Kayode\'s failed run for office in England.\nKayode explains this is not the case; but the Chief takes this as an insult, and the two get into a fist fight.\nKayode storms out of the bar, but Kunle stays behind with the Chief.\nThe police commissioner for the town arrives to arrest Kayode on charges of assaulting Chief Olowolaye.\nBack in England, Fola continues to criticize Rita for not having a children and accuses her of disliking Nigerians and African culture.\nKayode returns from the custody of the police, who have beaten him severely.\nMama paid 4500 pounds as a bribe to have Kayode released.\nRita and Fola continue arguing about Rita\'s resistance to accepting her African heritage.\nKayode tries to convince Kunle to run together for local office.\nMama supports the idea, but Kunle is offended that Kayode is trying to "save Nigeria" when he doesn\'t even live there.\nKayode continues on with his campaign without Kunle.\nHe goes to the marketplace where he explains his goals of advancing Nigeria into the 21st century to the street vendors.\nHe incites a chant, gaining the support of the vendors and locals.\nThe Chief threatens Kunle that if he does not win the election, Kunle will owe him 100 million pounds.\nOn his last straw, Kunle insults the Chief and storms out on him, leaving the Chief shocked and scared.\nKayode is practicing his speech.\nRita and Fola have traveled to Nigeria to join Kayode on his campaign but Rita gets in an argument with Kayode over whether he is going to stay in London or move to Nigeria.\nThe play ends with Kunle entering Mama\'s home, coughing up blood, presumably from being attacked by the Chief.\nHe is severely injured.