The gong of the ogene sounds and the town crier announces a meeting where every man of Umuofia is asked to gather the next morning in the market place.
In the meeting, it is revealed that a woman of Umuofia has been killed in the marketplace in Mbaino.
In Things Fall Apart, the men are haggling over the bride price for the marriage of Ikemefuna's sister to Obierika's son. They are negotiating the amount of yams and livestock that will be exchanged as part of the bride price, which is an important custom in Igbo culture to symbolize the union of two families.
One of things that is haggled for is the bride-price or dowry of Obierika's daughter, Akueke.
Yes, in "Things Fall Apart" by Chinua Achebe, there are other African tribes mentioned such as the Mbaino, the Mbanta, and the neighbouring clans of Okonkwo's Umuofia tribe. These tribes play various roles in the novel and interact with the protagonist, Okonkwo.
Okonkwo has killed 5 men in wars.
Okonkwo insults Osugo during a meeting of the village's men.
I dont know... You answer the question!
An oracle is a goddess that allows men to consult their ancestors or the gods through their representative, the priestess of the Oracle.
Herbalism is the medicine for the time, and used to cure all sorts of ills.
Nothing really. Okonkwo's dangling body is seen by the District Commissioner and his men.
if you are referring to chapter 15 of Chinua Achebe's Things Fall Apart, it is a metaphor. it means that the white men have come to colonize or "settle" as locusts do.
The men met in the marketplace in "Things Fall Apart" for various reasons such as trading goods, discussing important matters, socializing with others, and sharing news and information. The marketplace was a central hub of activity in the community where individuals came together to interact and conduct business.
In the book Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe..... the egwugwu are said to be a spirital group of masked men... who the people believe are gods.
The men were fully dressed with goatskin bags, cloths, and sheathed machetes, as if going to a big clan meeting
the Africans think the whites have no toes because they wear shoes which make their toes not visible