Maehoe
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The story follows Gleason, badly wounded after a failed raid, as he seeks refuge with a planter named Henderson and becomes entangled with Henderson's devoted houseboy, Maehoe, whose ambition to join the Native Constabulary and eager imitation of his master inflame Gleason's envy. Superstition and tabu govern local relations, shaping choices and safety on the island, while tensions between colonial outsiders and islanders, fear of reprisal, and competing loyalties build toward a conflict that tests courage and moral character.
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