context1: Five orphans who have spent their lives in a luxurious but strict and secretive British boarding school (Saint Dymphna's School and College for Destitute Children) begin to discover that they are different from the other children that they so rarely see. The five also discover that the patrons of the school and their own <strong>guardians</strong> are not the Englishmen that they seem to be. Instead these <strong>adults</strong> represent strange powers.
context2: This slametan is given at the place of burial of the dhanyang désa, the <strong>guardian</strong> spirit of the village. In santri villages, it may take place at a mosque and consist entirely of Muslim prayers. For this type of slametan, all families in the village are expected to contribute food, with the <strong>adult</strong> head of each family obliged to attend.