Okonkwo finds a positive side to the sad harvest by recognizing that it presents an opportunity for him to demonstrate his resilience and strength as a leader. He is determined to ensure that his family does not suffer as a result and sees it as a chance to prove his capabilities to his clan.
Okonkwo used that harvest to tell himself that he was a Survivor, and that he could now survive anything. He also used it as a way to insult his father, after his father offered him advice. This helped distance himself from his father and his effeminate ways.
It reveals that Okonkwo does have a love relationship side to him as well besides the side of him wanting to be masculine and promote himself in the eyes of other villagers.
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This question is incomplete. A positive side could mean the positive side of a situation. A positive side could mean the side that is correct or apart of a chemical equation.
Obierika showed compassion when he chided Okonkwo for killing Ikemefuna, when he stored Okonkwo's yams in his own compound, when he gave Okonkwo money for the yams he sold, and when he repeatedly visited his friend while in exile.
You have to have the church which in on the west side of the island.
You find the square root an then label it as the side.
The positive side of the magnet always points towards the north while the negative side will be in the opposite direction.
Go upstairs in the Inn and you'll find Van's orange crate where he sets up shop. Stand on the northern side of the crate and press the A button. Once found, Jet sets up a shop next to Guts.
The positive
the positive is that at school they can help you
Yes, just find connect the charger positive cable to the positive + side post terminal on the battery. Then connect the negative charger cable to any metal place on the engine. Plug the charger in and it will recharge the battery.