Diversity In Things Fall Apart

“Things Fall Apart” a novel shown to the world describing the exciting world and cultural diversity of Nigeria. The Igbo tribe is a strong thriving community in the depths of Africa. Okonkwo a strong tribal warrior, shows his commitment to the Igbo tribe along with the traditions he teaches his son Nwoye. In the novel “Things Fall Apart” Chinue Achebe guides the reader through the diverse region of Nigeria. As the reader learns the traditions of the Igbo people the reader also learns the adversity of the people go through, through the similes comparing traditions,and trials and errors the people have to overcome with strength, imagery allows a vivid picture of blood war and folk tales given from the tribes, and adversity of the different communities.
The diverse region of Nigeria offers a lively amount of warm, rich tradition from generation to generation. As the reader is introduced to one of the main characters named Okonkwo. They are shown the tradition of the festivals and his craving for power placement in the community. For example,“ As a young
For instance, ” with a father like Unoka, Okonkwo did not have the start in life which many young men had” (Achebe 13). As we see the misfortune he has been shown in his through his father results in the attitude towards his son. So now that we see them we see the misfortune of Nwoye. As Achebe guides us through the novel the reader is shown Nwoyes adversity in life. As he grows as a young man he is shown difference in religion. For example,“ It was the poetry of the new religion, something felt in the marrow” (Achebe 113). Down in his bones adversity forwards the new religion is shown. As the Igbo people go through adversity of learning the new religion and of the traditions of