In 1891 Joe Strong moved with his wife and child to Samoa to live with Robert Louis Stevenson at Vailima a plantation that Stevenson was carving out of the wilderness. Joe's wife was Stevenson's step-daughter. Joe and Louis had been friends for years and were close in age and temperament. Joe was a painter who had studied in Germany and was also an early photographer. Joe had been there before and upon returning immediately resumed an affair with a native girl a Sava dancer whom he loved. He and all of the Stevenson clan became intimately involved with the power struggle between a rebel leader and the king who was appointed by the Germans there. And war was eminent.
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