The intellectuals they wanted had become something other than their own. They were put on pedestals by their own people and, yet, treated like children by the whites. In addition, they seemed to have lost their Spiritual Baptism, as well. Historically, we know that Trinidad eventually gets its own university. It has created its own community of artists and thinkers.
History is written by the victors.
Works Cited Lovelace, Earl. The Wine of Astonishment. The Problem of Cultural Integration in Trinidad. Consequences of Class and Color. Anchor Books, 1973.