![]() ![]() Triton explains that Nili hopes to open a guesthouse for tourists, causing Wijetunga to scoff according to him, foreigners will only create greater oppression. When Triton asks what became of "the kolla," Wijetunga's child assistant, the researcher explains that he sent the boy to be educated. Wijetunga sees Triton as part of the same social class and thus feels comfortable speaking with him. ![]() One day, when Mister Salgado takes Nili scuba diving, Mister Salgado's assistant, Wijetunga, tries to entice Triton into joining the revolution. Mister Salgado grows outgoing and joyful after Nili moves in, a contrast to his quiet and reserved attitude prior to their relationship. Triton enjoys Nili's endearing presence and devotes himself to preparing extravagant meals for her. Nili assumes the role of nona, or lady of the house, and redecorates to suit her taste. Triton unpacks her clothing and helps her settle into the house, noting how both Nili and Mister Salgado own far more clothing and shoes than they could possibly need. ![]() As political tensions heat up, Nili moves in with Mister Salgado. ![]()
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