ith the religion in the western world is that people do not act out of faith in their actions of everyday life. This will be an obstacle for Samba in the western world because his entire childhood thus far has been centered around God.
             The Most Royal Lady along with Samba's father decide to send samba to Paris in a quest to bring back ideas of the modern world to his home in Africa. As Samba begins to make the transition to the deistic world he starts to feel the emptiness of the presence of God. " I am the only one who could have this bizarre idea of a life which could be lived, in some fashion, outside the presence of God" (Kane 94). This is a focal p
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