Things Fall ApartPearson Education, 1986 - 150 頁 The story of Chinua Achebe's novel Things Fall Apart takes place in the Nigerian village of Umuofia in the late 1880s, before missionaries and other outsiders have arrived. The Ibo clan practices common tribal traditions - worship of gods, sacrifice, communal living, war, and magic. Leadership is based on a man's personal worth and his contribution to the good of the tribe. Okonkwo stands out as a great leader of the Ibo tribe. Tribesmen respect Okonkwo for his many achievements. Even though the tribe reveres Okonkwo, he must be punished for his accidental shooting of a young tribesman. The Ibo ban Okonkwo from the clan for seven years. Upon his return to the village, Okonkwo finds a tribe divided by the influence of missionaries and English bureaucrats who have interrupted the routine of tradition. Only when Okonkwo commits the ultimate sin against the tribe does the tribe come back together to honour custom. |
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... harmattan . He was tall and huge , and his bushy eyebrows and wide nose gave him a very severe look . He breathed heavily , and it was said that , when he slept , his wives and children in their out - houses could hear him breathe ...
... harmattan . He was tall and huge , and his bushy eyebrows and wide nose gave him a very severe look . He breathed heavily , and it was said that , when he slept , his wives and children in their out - houses could hear him breathe ...
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... harmattan wind was blowing down from the north . Some years the harmattan was very severe and a dense haze hung on the atmosphere . Old men and children would then sit round log fires , warming their bodies . Unoka loved it all , and he ...
... harmattan wind was blowing down from the north . Some years the harmattan was very severe and a dense haze hung on the atmosphere . Old men and children would then sit round log fires , warming their bodies . Unoka loved it all , and he ...
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... harmattan , and everyone filled his bags and pots with locusts . The next morning they were roasted in clay pots and then spread in the sun until they became dry and brittle . And for many days this rare food was eaten with solid palm ...
... harmattan , and everyone filled his bags and pots with locusts . The next morning they were roasted in clay pots and then spread in the sun until they became dry and brittle . And for many days this rare food was eaten with solid palm ...
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Abame Agbala alliga ancestors Aneto asked Okonkwo beat began broke brothers brought buried called cam wood cassava Chielo child Chukwu church clan cooking court messengers cowries crowd danced darkness daugh daughter District Commissioner drums earth egwugwu Ekwefi elders Evil Forest Ezeudu Ezinma farm father fear feast fire foo-foo goatskin gods hand happened harmattan harvest head heard Ikemefuna in-laws iyi-uwa Kiaga killed king of crops kinsmen knew kola nut looked matchet Mbaino Mbanta missionaries morning neighbours night nine villages Nwakibie Nwoye Nwoye's mother Obiageli Obierika Odukwe ogbanje Ogbuefi Okagbue Okonkwo's compound Oracle palm palm-oil priestess rain replied rose round season silence silk-cotton tree soon soup spirit stood story talking tell things thought told took Tortoise tree turned Uchendu Umuofia kwenu Unoka Uzowulu voice walked wife wine wives woman women wrestling yams young