Saturday, October 9, 2021

Molokai Never Allures Jack London or The Harder They Fall on Magnum PI


Summary: Molokai never allures Jack London or The Harder They Fall, season 4 episode 2 Friday, Oct. 8, 2021, on action drama television series Magnum PI.


Thirty lepers abhorred Molokai (from Hawaiian moloka'i, "[the land of] gathering waters") island. They abided on their Kauai (from Hawaiian kaua'i, "place around one's neck"?) home island. They accepted Koolau the Leper (from Hawaiian koolau, “windward [wind between Niihau (from Hawaiian niho, “tooth[-shaped island]”?) and Kauai]”) as their agent against Molokai relocations. They accomplished their last stand in the Kalalau (from Hawaiian ka lalau, “the straying”) gorge caves; Friday, July 1, 2011, 15:20, image of Kalalau Valley, with Pihea Peak at short hike from end of road, and Na Pali coast, as viewed from Kalalau Valley Lookout, 4,000 feet above sea level, western Kokeʻe State Park, northwestern Kauai: Michael from Minnesota, CC BY SA 2.0 Generic, via Wikimedia Commons

Molokai never allures Jack London in his short story Koolau the Leper or The Harder They Fall, season 4 episode 2 Friday, Oct. 8, 2021, on action drama television series Magnum PI.
The second Magnum episode on NBC television season 2022-2023, as the 58th episode overall, directed by Dough Hannah and written by David Wolkove, broaches Molokai island. Kenneth Shamberg (Christopher Thornton), called Kenny and Shammy, conducts his first tour, with Island Hoppers owner-operating pilot TC (Stephen Hill) and Michigan-culled tourists Casey and Randall. He describes Molokai (from Hawaiian moloka’i, “[the land of] gathering waters”?) as extinct volcano of “largely unusable” land for Casey (Billy Lush) and Randall (Robert Baker).
Kenny/Shammy expects a “quick flyover” of what he explains as an island with “basically nonexistent” tourism, near-world “largest leper colonies” and “a thousand or so” inhabitants.

Essayist, journalist, novelist, short-story writer Jack London (John Griffith Chaney, Jan. 12, 1876-Nov. 22, 1916) accustomed himself to the Molokai (from Hawaiian moloka'i, "[the land of] gathering waters") ambiance that Koolau the Leper never adopted. He aimed to acquaint himself with the areas associated with Koolau and with leprosy. The Kalaupapa (from Hawaiian ka lau papa, "the plain flat") area alerted him to the leper-colony site that Koolau anathematized; "Jack in the Leper Settlement, 1907," Figure 4, opposite page 162, in Charmian Kittredge London, Our Hawaii (1917): Not in copyright, via Internet Archive

The Molokai non-fun facts furnished by Kenny/Shammy feature among “the many gifts of colonialism” cholera, land theft, leprosy from European traders, overthrown Hawaiian monarchy and smallpox.
Essayist, journalist, novelist, short-story writer Jack London (John Griffith Chaney, Jan. 12, 1876-Nov. 22, 1916) gauges leprosy transmissions differently in his short story Koolau the Leper. He instead handcuffs leprosy (Hansen’s disease scientifically, from Mycobacterium leprae bacteria or from Mycobacterium lepromatosis bacteria) to the 19th century’s “Chinese sickness” (London 1982: page 885). “Chinese slaves” imported from an “over seas” unspecified by Koolau soon inhabited “miles of sugar-cane where once our horses pastured” (London 1992: 885) on Kauai island.
Kenny/Shammy in The Harder They Fall on Magnum PI journeys with Casey, Randall and TC to Molokai, to which Jack London journeyed during the year 1907.

Hawaiian legislation in 1866 approved Kalaupapa on Molokai island as area for a leper colony. English artist Edward Clifford (1844-1907) arranged a watercolor-painting series of Kalaupapa abodes for leprosy patients; "View of the Kalaupapa Settlement" by Edward Clifford: Public Domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Koolau (from Hawaiian koolau, “windward [wind between Niihau (from Hawaiian niho, “tooth[-shaped island]”?) and Kauai]”) knows himself as Kauai-born, Niihau-dwelling cowboy and as Kauai caves-dying leper.
Thirty lepers (from Greek λεπῐ́ς, “scale” via λέπρᾱ and Latin lepra, “leprosy, psoriasis”) live with Koolau in Kalalau gorge caves (from Hawaiian ka lalau, “the straying”). Haole (from Hawaiian hā ʻole, “breath[-inhaling simultaneous greeting] not[-knowing]”?) police and soldiers mandate leper migration from all Hawaiian islands to the prison-like, Molokai, life-sentence leper colony. Their sheriff notifies Koolau of the $1,000 price on his head for navigating channel waters between Kauai and Niihau, Kauai and Oahu, not Oahu and Molokai.
The Harder They Fall on Magnum PI observes deaths over Molokai-obscured drugs from Oahu-operating Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) even as Koolau opponents operate under leprosy-roundup objectives.

Koolau the Leper arrived at his thicket post for the last time after two years of armed resistance to mandatory relocation of the Molokai leper colony. Author Jack London associates paniolo (from Spanish español, "Spanish") cowboy assignments with Koolau the Leper. He thereby assumes as Koolau's last earthly associations assurances a life attached to cowboy years on Niihau island (from Hawaiian niho, "tooth[-shaped island]"?). He attributes to Koolau such earthly associations as horse-breaking wild colts and roping upland-pasturing wild bulls; image of Native Hawaiian man on horse with lasso, probably a paniolo," Hawai'i State Archives, Call Number: PP-97-1-008: Public Domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Some Kalalau gorge pilgrims, not leper boy Pahau (from Hawaiian pā hau, “enclosure hibiscus”), one man and two women, perish from police rifles and soldier shell-fire.
Koolau quits thicket quarters after thicket quarters to queue police and soldier casualties for six weeks and to quest Kalalau gorge-queuing $1,000-bounty hunters for two years. Surviving lepers and surviving police and soldiers respectively relocate to the Molokai leper colony and to Honolulu (from Hawaiian hono lulu, “bay sheltered”) and Kalalau Valley. Ti (cabbage palm, palm lily commonly; Cordyline fruticose scientifically) leaves and wild ginger (awapuhi locally, Zingiber zerumber scientifically?) blossoms shelter Koolau succumbing with his chest-steadied Mauser.
Jack London transforms Molokai into a prison threatening Koolau the Leper rights even as Magnum PI treats it as drug hideaway on The Harder They Fall.


Acknowledgment
My special thanks to talented artists and photographers/concerned organizations who make their fine images available on the internet.

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Thirty lepers abhorred Molokai (from Hawaiian moloka'i, "[the land of] gathering waters") island. They abided on their Kauai (from Hawaiian kaua'i, "place around one's neck"?) home island. They accepted Koolau the Leper (from Hawaiian koolau, “windward [wind between Niihau (from Hawaiian niho, “tooth[-shaped island]”?) and Kauai]”) as their agent against Molokai relocations. They accomplished their last stand in the Kalalau (from Hawaiian ka lalau, “the straying”) gorge caves; Friday, July 1, 2011, 15:20, image of Kalalau Valley, with Pihea Peak at short hike from end of road, and Na Pali coast, as viewed from Kalalau Valley Lookout, 4,000 feet above sea level, western Kokeʻe State Park, northwestern Kauai: Michael from Minnesota, CC BY SA 2.0 Generic, via Wikimedia Commons @ https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Kalalau_Valley.jpg; Michael Janke (@Michael), CC BY NC ND 2.0 Generic, via Flickr @ https://www.flickr.com/photos/35702041@N00/5893242224
Essayist, journalist, novelist, short-story writer Jack London (John Griffith Chaney, Jan. 12, 1876-Nov. 22, 1916) accustomed himself to the Molokai (from Hawaiian moloka'i, "[the land of] gathering waters") ambiance that Koolau the Leper never adopted. He aimed to acquaint himself with the areas associated with Koolau and with leprosy. The Kalaupapa (from Hawaiian ka lau papa, "the plain flat") area alerted him to the leper-colony site that Koolau anathematized; "Jack in the Leper Settlement, 1907," Figure 4, opposite page 162, in Charmian Kittredge London, Our Hawaii (1917): Not in copyright, via Internet Archive @ https://archive.org/details/ourhawaii00londuoft/page/n198/mode/1up; Public Domain, via Wikimedia Commons @ https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Jack_London_at_Kalaupapa,_1907.jpg
Hawaiian legislation in 1866 approved Kalaupapa on Molokai island as area for a leper colony. English artist Edward Clifford (1844-1907) arranged a watercolor-painting series of Kalaupapa abodes for leprosy patients; "View of the Kalaupapa Settlement" by Edward Clifford: Public Domain, via Wikimedia Commons @ https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Edward_Clifford_%E2%80%93_View_of_the_Kalaupapa_Settlement3.jpg; Public Domain, via Get Archive @ https://jenikirbyhistory.getarchive.net/media/edward-clifford-view-of-the-kalaupapa-settlement3-0e0892
Koolau the Leper arrived at his thicket post for the last time after two years of armed resistance to mandatory relocation of the Molokai leper colony. Author Jack London associates paniolo (from Spanish español, "Spanish") cowboy assignments with Koolau the Leper. He thereby assumes as Koolau's last earthly associations assurances a life attached to cowboy years on Niihau island (from Hawaiian niho, "tooth[-shaped island]"?). He attributes to Koolau such earthly associations as horse-breaking wild colts and roping upland-pasturing wild bulls; image of Native Hawaiian man on horse with lasso, probably a paniolo," Hawai'i State Archives, Call Number: PP-97-1-008: Public Domain, via Wikimedia Commons @ https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hawaiian_Paniolo_(PP-97-1-008).jpg


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Marriner, Derdriu. 29 September 2019. "Ti Tree Root Okolehao Applies To Magnum PI's Payback Is For Beginners." Earth and Space News. Sunday.
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Marriner, Derdriu. 14 September 2019. "Yellow Fever Mosquitoes Air a Killer on Magnum's A Kiss Before Dying." Earth and Space News. Saturday.
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Available @ https://earth-and-space-news.blogspot.com/2019/02/makou-hawaiian-buttercups-add-no.html
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