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Essay heading: Okonkwos' Tragic Life
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One day a group of elders decided that Ikemefuna should be killed. So Okonkwo told Ikemefuna that he was going home and Okonkwo and the some other men started walking through the woods with Ikemefuna. When they got deep into the woods the men decided it was time and Okonkwo dropped to the back of the pack so he wouldn't have to witness the killing...
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As they were walking one man "raised his machete, Okonkwo looked away. He heard the blow? He heard Ikemefuna cry, "My father, they have killed me!" as he ran towards him. Dazed with fear, Okonkwo drew his machete and cut him down." Okonkwo did this because he did not want to be thought of as weak. This as you can imagine would be very tragic but Okonkwo had such a fear of weakness that he killed the boy that called him father...
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