The missionaries appear to be single-minded in their attempt to put their God into the hearts and minds of the Igbo people. Although different pastors have different methods to do this, they are pretty consistently focused on converting people to Christianity. Their own interests do not entirely coincide with the health of the Igbo tribes as a whole.
Achebe shows both respect and questioning toward the customs and cultures in Things Fall Apart. Although many of the customs which seem odd to Western cultures are highlighted, he subtly shows how these customs and cultures also serve to build a sense of community and group responsibility.
Some people do think the book is racist. Others feel it develops understandings between cultures and serves to defeat racism.
The villagers in "Things Fall Apart" were fearful and distraught at the coming of the locusts because they knew it signified a period of hunger and devastation. The locusts' arrival disrupted the normal rhythms of life and agriculture in the village, causing great concern among the villagers.
No, but it is always scary when there are things like rocks that could fall on you.
It suggests that Achebe does not feel that animals are respected enough by modern society, and that the use of stories involving them has not passed well enough to the future generations.
If you do a lot of things with him or her then you should probably feel good inside when you're by them. You will feel like you could never be apart from them etc.
Yes. Some proteins fall apart causing the structure (the look and feel) of the egg to change.
They feel like they will fall out because of the spacing there doing. It is very normal to feel like that but they will not fall out if you follow your advisers instructions.
A community falls apart when the things holding them together are cut, or no longer exist. There can be any number of things holding them together, including jobs, religion, family, or other community groups or social issues. Alternately, communities can fall apart if something divisive overwhelms the things that hold them together. Eg, some common issues include gay marriage, abortion legalization, crime, drug use. Often one group of people put down another group of people, when in fact the two groups are not that different. This dehumanizing of one group leads to rifts in the community, which often escalate.
Because they worship that culture.
You could say, "Dear friend, I feel like were growing apart, what can we do to fix this?"
If you feel she is absolutely worth, hell yes. But, if you also want to avoid being me, I'd first tell her how you feel and then ask her what she thinks and she should give you her honest opinion if she is truly your friend.