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Things Fall Apart
He often asked himself how he ended up with a son like nwoye. Hence okonkwo always “sought to correct. Web okonkwo's relationship with his son, nwoye, goes from bad to worse as the novel progresses. He marries three women and fathers several children. Web okonkwo achieves great social and financial success by embracing these ideals. The fact that the clan would kill ikemefuna despite his integration into umuofia. Web chapter two describes the relationship between okonkwo and nwoye in nwoye’s youth. Web okonkwo has a son named nwoye. Web okonkwo’s aggressive ways caused nwoye to rely on ikemefuna, a boy given to okonkwo by a neighboring village, as an older brother who teaches him a more gentle form of. Their commonalities include being members of the same family, tribe, and village.
He marries three women and fathers several children. This bothers okonkwo, and he tries to teach nwoye and ikemefuna about yams, which are a symbol for manliness,. Their commonalities include being members of the same family, tribe, and village. Web nwoye, then, represents okonkwo’s failings as a father. Web okonkwo’s aggressive ways caused nwoye to rely on ikemefuna, a boy given to okonkwo by a neighboring village, as an older brother who teaches him a more gentle form of. As a child, nwoye is the frequent object of his father’s. Web okonkwo's relationship with his son, nwoye, goes from bad to worse as the novel progresses. Web okonkwo and his son nwoye share just a few superficial characteristics. The fact that the clan would kill ikemefuna despite his integration into umuofia. He is often disappointed in and rough with his eldest son, nwoye, whereas he appreciates his daughter ezinma’s. They don’t have the best relationship due to okonkwo’s bad traits and horrible temper.
