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Why Things Fell Apart

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English

 

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October 12, 2015

 

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University

 

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Okonkwo is unable to adapt to the changes that accompany colonialism. In the end, in frustration, he kills an African employed by the British, and then commits suicide, a sin against the tradition to which he had long clung. Okonkwo is a visual representation of the standards of success in Ibo life...
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He is prosperous, he is one of the egwugwus; no one compared him to his weak father; he has everything he wants at first. But things start to change when Ikemefuma was killed. Up until that point, following the traditions of his society has only improved Okonkwo’s situation. When the choice comes to kill Ikemefuma, the shortcomings in tradition start coming through...
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