What happened to Okonkwo at the end of the book?

Answer 1

In Things Fall Apart, there are many different personal interpretations of the character Okonkwo. A commonly accepted answer would be that Okonkwo wants tradition and his town to stay the same.

Okonkwo wants to be the most respected man in his village, and wants all his sons to be well-respected warriors, and his daughters married to other well-respected warriors.

Answer 2

There are many places Okonkwo moves during the book.

The answer you are probably looking for is Mbanta, where Okonkwo goes during his exile, or Umuofia, where Okonkwo returns after his exile.

Answer 3

This question will affect nothing of Okonkwo's character and his relationship with his son. If 'this question' is not the 'this' wanted, please re-ask your question specifying a proper replacement for the pronoun 'this'.

Answer 4

In Chinua Achebe's novel "Things Fall Apart," Okonkwo commits suicide by hanging himself after realizing that his clan will not resist colonization by the British. He chooses to end his life rather than live under the control of the colonizers, maintaining his sense of pride and dignity in his own way.

Answer 5

Depending on where you are in the book, Okonkwo will be born.

Answer 6

He hanged himself