When Ejii learns of Jaa's belief that she is to become Niger's next warrior queen, she decides to follow Jaa into another world, embarking on a perilous walkabout in the traditional quest of shadow speakers.
My covert walkabout was ambling into the realm of farce.
I'll admit that it doesn't take a huge pot to get me into Walkabout.
We songwriters do tend to bump into one another, whether it's at the Walkabout in Bedford or the Town Crier in Pawling.
Theresa May's belated attempts to engage directly with members of the public ran into difficulties when she was berated during a walkabout in Abingdon in Oxfordshire by a voter with a learning disability who has suffered from benefit cuts.
Back at the Manchester hotel, Brown appeared to disappear into his famous bunker and then reappeared for another walkabout in Manchester Piccadilly station.
However, my two favourite moments were the butchers and pirates singing and responding to 'What shall we do with the drunken sailor' and the hairy "bride" and five equally hairy 'bridesmaids' going walkabout in full train carrying mode and then throwing the 'brides' bouquet into the crowd.
In one scene of "Iris," the senile Murdoch goes walkabout in the rain on a motorway and slips and falls down an embankment into the underbrush.
He took the precaution, before going walkabout in Kisangani, of having his presidential guard disarm all the former rebels there, though they are supposed to have been integrated into the national army.
