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Summary Okonkwo and his family are received by Uchendu, his mothers younger brother and the oldest living member of their family. ... Analysis Okonkwo¡¦s Reaction to his exile - Okonkwo¡¦s reaction to his exile is very negative. ... ¡¨, after she answers (the answer must be no for the wedding to take place), the one holding the ancestral staff takes the hen and slits its throat with a sharp knife allowing some of the blood to fall on the staff. ... Achebe¡¦s Style - Again, we encounter the same style of Achebe in this chapter. On Page 95, at the bottom he describes the fall of the rain using similes, imagery and typical nature elements such as grass, earth and fire: everything just seems so peaceful and simple. ... - Also, Achebe gives us clues about the ending of the book: Page 99 ¡§I did not hand myself, and I am still alive¡¨ „³ this is ominous of Okonkwo¡¦s destiny. |
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