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Things Fall Apart

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History

 

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Richard K

 

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January 14, 2015

 

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University

 

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Those who knew his father knew him to be lazy and unmanly. This is something that Okonkwo would spend his life trying to change. Okonkwo is depicted in the story to be a very strong and fearless man, ruling his household with a firm hand. He stifles any emotion that would make him seem weak or like a woman...
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He stifles any emotion that would make him seem weak or like a woman. He shows little affection toward his children and his wives. His greatest disappointment is the fact that his son is not turning out to be the man that Okonkwo wants him to be. He sees his father in his son, Nwoye, rather than himself...
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