The Sunken City (Vineta) and Khartoum, the Sleeping City
A critical approach to the literature of Soyfer and the literature of the Sudanese Revolution
From what we mentioned about revolutionary innovative models, it is clear that Soyfer follows the method of inspiration to awaken society. The Sudanese creator preferred direct speech with Sudanese colloquial language, firstly because of its proximity to the collective conscience and secondly because of the stinginess of his linguistic dictionary. It is also clear that Soyfer presented the idea in search of the life of forgotten societies and obedience to the Sultan, without causing society to revolution due to the dictatorial situation where he lives and where the sergeant takes no consideration. However, the Sudanese creator preferred clarity in order to reach the general public, to inform and incite them about the political situation that imposed a policy of invisibility on society. Society was robbed to face a legacy that was imbued with negativity and did not keep up with the times or embrace the rising sun.