I think it's not really a good idea. We're almost in the year 2000 now and to talk about the past, we should forget about it. I think it is very insulting. Missionary who became a meal Contrary to popular myth, only one white missionary, the Reverend Thomas Baker, was ever eaten on Fiji. His shoes are in the Fiji museum.
Cannibalism seems to have been prevalent in the earliest times.
But in every case it was a product of war. And when war ceased in the mid-19th century, then cannibalism ceased when people accepted Christianity. Cannibal insults remain The only trace of cannibalism today is in the language. Otherwise, it is never talked about. But written records by early explorers remain, describing how the chiefs made the procedure as gruesome as possible to terrify their enemies.