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Okonkwo's people are very culturally bound by special rules and practices. Okonkwo is a very traditional man. His culture emphasizes the importance of manhood. We know that Okonkwo has fought many people which shows he's not afraid of getting hurt. If you combine his cultural values and his experience as a fighter it is safe to assume that Okonkwo is a fearless fighter.
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What is significant about the gun Okonkwo points at his wife Ekwefi?
Not too much is significant about the gun Okonkwo owns. As Okonkwo is not a good hunter, it has rarely been fired. When Ekwefi is mad at Okonkwo she remarks the gun 'has never been fired.' Unfortunately Okonkwo hears this, and flies into a rage, discharging the gun next to Ekwefi.
What did the sculptures at the Parthenon show?
the sculptures at the pathenon shows that they wanted to prove to the other city-states that they were the best and had they best scupltures and were the finest example:the great sculpture of athena
What part of speech is prove?
The word proven is an adjective. It descrbes something that has been proved.
Can you mathematically prove 9 plus 10 equals 21?
No you can not prove that 9 +10 = 21.
What does the true king of England have to do to prove himself in the crowning of Arthur?
He had to pull the sword from the stone, then Arthur had to keep doing it again and again to proves to other leaders that he was the King.
Why Okonkwo is a fierce warrior?
Achebe explicitly says "Even Okonkwo himself became very fond of the boy". Okonkwo begins treating Ikemefuna like he is his eldest son, allowing Ikemefuna to attend meetings with him, and bring his stool or goatskin bag. Further, Okonkwo is pleased at Nwoye's development due to Ikemefuna's influence.
Why does Okonkwo insult others?
Okonkwo insults others because he himself is subtly insecure about his manliness. Therefore, he must make a show of his own manliness in order to prove himself to others. Further, he is annoyed with people who do not live up to his own standards, because he feels that they weaken the tribe and are harder to deal with and trust.
What did Okonkwo do whenever he thought of his father's weakness and failure?
When Okonkwo thought of his father's weakness and failure, he would work and become successful to prove to himself that he is nothing like his father. He would think of his own shows of manliness to silence the thought that he might be like his father.
How does obierika prove himself to be a good friend to okonkwo in this chapter?
Obierika invites Okonkwo to witness the negotiation of Akueke's bride price.Obierika tries to assuage Okonkwo's fears of Nwoye not being manly enough.Obierika does not mention Unoka, knowing the Okonkwo is still ashamed of him.Obierika does not fail to criticize Okonkwo for taking part in the sacrifice of Ikemefuna, having also declined to take part in that ceremony.Obierika invites Okonkwo's family to his daughter's wedding.Obierika console Okonkwo on his pending exile.Obierika helps with other friends to carry Okonkwo's yams to his barn. He is trusted to store these yams.Later on, he sells Okonkwo's yams and gives Okonkwo the money in Mbanta.Obierika again visit Okonkwo in Mbanta.Obierika is trusted and paid to build two huts in Okonkwo's old compound.Finally, he takes responsibility for the burying of his friend after he has desecrated himself.
How is Okonkwo brave?
Okonkwo is a fierce warrior who has killed several men in war. He does not fear blood nor war. He is willing to do things even if he does not have the full approval of a village. He is able to face the pending death of Ikemefuna head on, by participating in the death march. He is able to ask Nwakibie for yams.
What did Okonkwo do whenever he thought of his father's weakness and failure?
When Okonkwo thought of his father's weakness and failure, he would work and become successful to prove to himself that he is nothing like his father. He would think of his own shows of manliness to silence the thought that he might be like his father.
How does Okonkwo show his masculinity?
Okonkwo becomes a great wrestler, a great warrior, and a great farmer. He throws the legendary 'Cat', who was undefeated for 5 years. He killed 5 men during war time. He prospered by farming yam, the 'king' of crops. He had 3 wives and many children.
What was it about Nwoye's actions that disturbed Okonkwo so much?
Nwoye's actions prove to show him to be a man of Unoka's caliber, not Okonkwo's. It reflects badly on Okonkwo, and makes it hard for him to distance himself from his father. Further, Okonkwo has always had high hopes for his son up to this point, despite what has happened so far. This reality disillusions Okonkwo.
What is significant about the gun Okonkwo points at his wife Ekwefi?
Not too much is significant about the gun Okonkwo owns. As Okonkwo is not a good hunter, it has rarely been fired. When Ekwefi is mad at Okonkwo she remarks the gun 'has never been fired.' Unfortunately Okonkwo hears this, and flies into a rage, discharging the gun next to Ekwefi.
What does okonkwo value?
Okonkwo values hard work, strength, masculinity, and traditional Igbo customs and values. He strives to be successful and respected in his community, often measuring his own worth based on these ideals.
How does okonkwo find a positive side to the sad harvest?
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.
Why did Beowulf decide to free the danes from grendel?
Beowulf owed Hrothgar a favor because Hrothgar helped Beowulf's father in time of need. Additionally, Beowulf is looking to prove himself as a warrior.
