In a play, a character with this title is told, “Cruel man, you have forgotten tomorrow,” by his employer’s ghost. In a trance, that man with this title presents his bloody sheets and says, “let me dance into the passage even as I have lived beneath your roofs.” A play in which a person with this title is told that “the child does not return through the same passage that gave it birth” was inspired by the same incident as a Duro Ladipo play about a person with this title. In another play, a person with this title is called an “eater of leftovers” (10[1])and tells the story of the “Not-I” bird to a praise singer. Pilkings imprisons that person with this title, causing his son, Olunde, to take his place in a ritual suicide. (-5[1])For 10 points, give this title for a Yoruba monarch’s right-hand man, which names a play by Wole Soyinka. ■END■ (10[2])