CLASH OF THE GIANTS tells a story of civil war on the West coast of Africa, due to racism, ethnocentrism, and tribalism. It focuses on a mythical nation called Tillikai, the natives, and an ethnic group of outlanders called Qwe. It begins with the early culture of the natives and progresses to the arrival of the Qwe. It shows cultural shock between the natives and the Qwe. It unfolds bigotry, hatred, greed, and deception.CLASH OF THE GIANTS is one of a kind. It is an allegory, in memorial of the free black slaves that were taken from the United States to Africa in 1822. It is also a tribute to victims of the fourteen years of civil war in Liberia. It provides a lesson about some of the causes and dangers of war in societies.