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    Okonkwo’s emotions when he shoots the chief’s son Such a sad day today‚ the chief of the clan has died. He was such a great man‚the third oldest of all nine villages and he improved the clan greatly. He made the clan so strong‚ that they could defeat all their enemies. I always showed respected the chief and “A man who pays respect to the great paves the way for his own greatness”(chapter 3). The chief was an inspiration to me and I will miss his leadership‚ but his death could have an advantage

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    wasn’t going to deny it. He wasn’t ashamed of Haru‚ no; he could never be ashamed of Haru. They only had a few months before they had to decide what college to go to‚ and Makoto chose Tokyo. Obviously‚ Haru was going with him. He wasn’t sure at this point if he was going to go pro or not‚ but he had plenty of time to think about that later. Being able to call Haru his boyfriend made Makoto feel all warm inside. Haru felt the same as him‚ Haru had confessed to him. It sort of felt like he was going

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    In “Things Fall Apart” by Chinua Achebe‚ Achebe demonstrates how family brings the Ibo culture together and how it causes it to fall apart. Achebe uses point of view to develop and support how family can bring Ibo culture together but just as easily tear it apart. The purpose of this novel was to show the impact family has in Ibo culture in order to demonstrate the effects to western cultures. Things Fall Apart Is a novel about a man Okonkwo and his village. From a very young age Okonkwo was known

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    Anais Garza September 21‚ 2013 Egwugwu mask The Egwugwu were a significant part of not only Umuofia‚ but the Ibo culture as a whole. They represented the spiritual ancestors of Umuofia. They were similar to the “justice system” of today. The Egwugwu were seen as wise and ultimately the most respectable members of the clan. They would review a case of the people and agree on a ruling they felt was “just”. For example‚ Achebe writes about the Egwugwu judging the case of Uzowulu and his constantly

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    Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe “Women are taught to mother‚ while men are conditioned to dominate and control.” This book is about the story of a man‚ Okonkwo‚ who is a member in the Igbo community. You gain an insight on the life of their village as well as the certain roles in their society. In Things Fall Apart‚ the women are portrayed to do the stereotypical aspects of womanhood and men are portrayed to do the expected duties of men. First of all‚ with the female characters‚ they are

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    thinking you’re having a baby‚ and the next thing it’s not happening anymore. Imagine thinking you have a boyfriend... and the next thing he cheats with a witch... who then claims she’s pregnant‚ and now you must nurse his pain? No way. - You don’t understand. - Don’t defend him. I’m not‚ I just feel for him. Maybe you should feel for yourself. You weren’t wrong to sell those things. Mumsy was a stress in your relationship. And this baby thing... I’m not sure I want to have a baby. But you

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    There are many different critical approaches to studying literature. With reference of both texts you have studied‚ show what you believe the value to be in using a particular critical approach. ‘Things Fall Apart’ by Chinua Achebe and ‘Persepolis’ by Marjane Satrapi follow a postcolonial critical approach. Both books take place in a country considered politically inferior through western perspective and both texts‚ even though reinforce colonialists’ oppressive ideology‚ don’t stand completely

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    Michael J. Fox once wrote Family is not an important thing‚ it’s everything. Initially‚ in chapters 1-11 of the book‚ there is this quote “ Don’t worry‚ Papi. I’ll catch one for us.” (page 4) he tries to impress them and tries to not act like a little child. Jualan is the youngest and he does everything with his family. He loves his family he is always with them. Also as you can see I bold printed Us because you can see that he is doing it for his family. Now Gordo threw an almond at a little

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    The Ramifications of Ignorance From the perspective of a non-African reader‚ the novel‚ Things Fall Apart‚ by Chinua Achebe‚ is the story of a seemingly uninviting character‚ named Okonkwo‚ who struggles to secure his status and masculinity within himself and his culture during the time of European colonialism. His continuous struggle leads to his downfall and ultimate death‚ in which the District Commissioner orders his messenger to retrieve Okonkwo’s body and bury him‚ on account of the villagers

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    dead man’s mouth he saw the folly of not eating what one had in one’s lifetime." Pg. 4 paragraph 2 I think that what the author was trying to imply in this passage was that in his personal experience‚ he has noticed that many people take many things for granted and that they don’t live their lives according to what they want and need to do. So much is wasted during one’s lifetime‚ and people just allow their lives to pass them by. 4. "As he broke the kola‚ Unoka prayed to their ancestors for

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