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* JerkassWoobie: For all that El Hadji is a corrupt chauvinist suffering the effects of LaserGuidedKarma, we find out near the end of the book that he really feels quite lonely, as he can't think of any of his wives' homes as hi unique place of repose. In his words, he has three wives, but no home.
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* JerkassWoobie: For all that El Hadji is a corrupt chauvinist suffering the effects of LaserGuidedKarma, we find out near the end of the book that he really feels quite lonely, as he can't think of any as, being no more than a temporary presence in the homes of his wives' homes as hi unique place of repose.wives, he often feels like a stranger to them and his children. In his words, he has three wives, but no home.
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* JerkassWoobie: For all that El Hadji is a corrupt chauvinist suffering the effects of LaserGuidedKarma, we find out near the end of the book that he really feels quite lonely, as he can't think of any of his wives' homes as hi unique place of repose. In his words, he has three wives, but no home.
