The converters of religion want some land off of the village. Thinking that they will never except, they offer them the Evil Forest, which I still do not really understand by the way. But anyways, the converters except the land and are very happy with it.
The villagers believe that there is no way that these people will survive there. They think that they will be punished for their sins after 28 days. When the 28 days is up and nothing happens people start to wonder. This draws even more people into the religion
Okonkwo's son is yet again seen with the Christians. Okonkwo is so upset with this and yet again beats him. He feels he bad for even fathering such a child. This is terrible of Okonkwo, no matter how your son turns out you should always love them.
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The time-stamp on your posts shows you are rushing to get done. Posts average every 5-10 minutes. You had 3 weeks to get this done, but you waited to the last 24 hrs to make these posts. Not something I expect in an honors student.
The Evil forest is where the evil spirits are thought to live. It's no big mystery really. Superstitious people have these types of ill placed beliefs. Why do people in our own culture believe its 7 years bad luck to break a mirror? Equally as crazy.
Nwoye and his father are destined to but heads on this issue. I was actually proud of him to confront his father and take a stand for himself. As one blogger put it, "Both men are intent on not becoming their fathers"
Mr. Farrell
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