The King of Africa

Otto is a person who doesn't like traveling. If his daughter Anna hadn't unexpectedly won a lottery and got the opportunity to travel to Africa, he would not even take a step out of the city where he lives. At school, Anna's classmates always talk about where they travel during the holidays, but Anna stays at home with her father during every holiday. This unexpected win made Anna very happy. Although Otto was very reluctant and hoped that his deceased wife would make Anna change her mind, Anna had her own way. With Anna's persistence, the father and daughter finally embarked on a journey to Africa. Flying is a chore for Otto. When he arrives in Africa, the heat wave that hits his face, the various local animals, especially the African food are even more intolerable to him, making him no longer interested in traveling. Their traveling companions were not to his liking, and one was more annoying than the other: Alvia kept saying that her companion Hans Hermann was constantly taking photos, and the slippery and greedy art dealer John made him feel more out of place. The only thing that pleased Otto was that his daughter Anna had never been so happy as this time. At this time something unexpected happened. The tour group visited a small local village. This was their first real experience with the local residents.