She only begins to weep as she nears the compound so as to make a show of her sorrow. To show how she actually broke her pot would be to admit her intentional foolishness, and be a cause for punishment. A perceived accident is less likely to be punished.
Ezinma wielded great influence over her half-sister Obiageli. Ezinma was older than Obiageli.
Make your sister feel safe and she is less likely to cry.
"There are many good and prosperous people here, but I shall be happy if you marry in Umuofia when we return home. Your half-sister, Obiageli, will not understand me, but you can explain to her."
Later on, after Okonkwo is exiled, Okonkwo plans to have Ezinma and Obiageli marry men in Umuofia, so that they will still be in the village, and Okonkwo and his family will have additional influence in the village. Thus Ezinma and Obiageli refuse every offer of marriage from men in Mbanta.
Okonkwo treated his daughter Obiageli as a beautiful female to be married off to a high-ranking and respectable Ibo warrior. Okonkwo also relied on Ezinma to convey his wishes to Obiageli, since Obiageli was not as good at understanding her father as Ezinma. However, Obiageli appears to be more of a typical idealized female, so Okonkwo uses her as an example to Ezinma.
I was in my car, dropping my sister off at a friends house. We heard it on the radio, and I started crying..
First of all there can be various reasons she is being rushed to the hospital and second you could be crying because you don't want her to die.
because she knows that a wasent mona ant that it was alisons twin sister
It depends on what he's crying about, he posted a youtube video of him crying after coming back from a movie called my sister's keeper, so obviously he's not that afraid to show his emotions
im not exactly sure but if u have something that she wants you let her borrow it
you get in big trouble and she starts fake crying and when your parents arnt looking she stickes her toung out at you
You will probably stop crying over your sister's death after you have had sufficient time to grieve. The amount of time needed is different for each person. If you decide you have gone too long in the crying stage but can't seem to get beyond it, you may want to seek counseling from someone outside your immediate family, such as a spiritual adviser or a psychological professional. They may be able to help you move along.