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Why did the priest Ezeani consider Okonkwo's transgression to be a greater sin than that of his third wife?
Okonkwo broke the Week of Peace, a sacred thing. Ojiugo merely was negligent in her duties.
What does Okonkwo feel when he hears the beat of the wrestling dance?
The beat of the drums filled Okonkwo with fire. Okonkwo felt the desire to conquer and subdue.
Do you feel sympathy for Okonkwo when he is banished from his village for 7 years?
Yes, as a human it is hard not to feel compassion for Okonkwo for suffering for an accident. This may be mitigated by the reaction to some of Okonkwo's other deeds. It may be the gods teaching him a lesson.
How does Okonkwo feel about the festivals?
Okonkwo does not like the festivals because he cannot work during them, and he prefers working to lazing and talking with neighbours.
How did okonkwo feel when he returned from the white man's prison?
-Okonkwo had a loss of appetite. -The bitterness in his heart was mixed with a king of child like excitement. I am pretty sure that is the answer.
Why did the priest Ezeani consider Okonkwo's transgression to be a greater sin than that of his third wife?
Okonkwo broke the Week of Peace, a sacred thing. Ojiugo merely was negligent in her duties.
What does Okonkwo feel when he hears the beat of the wrestling dance?
The beat of the drums filled Okonkwo with fire. Okonkwo felt the desire to conquer and subdue.
How did obierika justify destroying okonkwo's living quaters animals and barn?
Obierika justified destroying Okonkwo's living quarters, animals, and barn because these actions were seen as necessary to cleanse the village of Okonkwo's crime of committing suicide, which was considered a grave offense in Igbo culture. By destroying his property, the villagers were following their customs to restore balance and remove the stain of Okonkwo's transgression.
Do you feel sympathy for Okonkwo when he is banished from his village for 7 years?
Yes, as a human it is hard not to feel compassion for Okonkwo for suffering for an accident. This may be mitigated by the reaction to some of Okonkwo's other deeds. It may be the gods teaching him a lesson.
Why does okonkwo's old kinsman feel the christians have come to Mbanta?
How does Okonkwo feel about the festivals?
Okonkwo does not like the festivals because he cannot work during them, and he prefers working to lazing and talking with neighbours.
Why does the village cleanse itself after okonkwo's crime?
Although none of the villagers mean any harm to okonkwo and his family, they feel that they must relieve themselves of whatever caused this 'accidental killing' to happen. it is simply a precaution.
What are the stripes on Okonkwo's back?
The stripes on Okonkwo's back are from the beatings he received as a punishment for breaking the peace during the Week of Peace celebration in "Things Fall Apart" by Chinua Achebe. The stripes are a visible reminder of his transgression and the shame he brought upon himself and his family.
How did okonkwo feel when he returned from the white man's prison?
-Okonkwo had a loss of appetite. -The bitterness in his heart was mixed with a king of child like excitement. I am pretty sure that is the answer.
What are some good sentences for the word transgression?
I asked for forgiveness for my transgression. Transgression is a sin or bad act.
What are some quotes that show okonkwo is a man?
"Okonkwo was a man." "Did you see that man, Okonkwo?" "You are my son. Okonkwo, I am your father!"
Use transgression in a sentence?
She prayed to her God to be forgiven for her transgression.
