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The Journey of Okonkwo: Strength, Struggles, and Identity in Umuofia

This PowerPoint presentation explores the complex character of Okonkwo, a respected and strong warrior in Umuofia, alongside his relationships with family and community. It highlights key themes from his father Unoka's legacy, the vibrant traditions during festivals, and the impact of tribal wars. The narrative covers significant events including the arrival of missionaries, Okonkwo’s internal conflicts, and the cultural shifts within the clan. Discover how Okonkwo’s identity and values shape his actions and ultimately lead to his tragic fate.

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The Journey of Okonkwo: Strength, Struggles, and Identity in Umuofia

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  1. POWERPOINT PRESENTATION BY: JELEMETO EBISOS

  2. Main character okonkwo • Strong • Respected • Angry • Wife • Children

  3. Unoka – okonkwo’s father • Lazy man • Not respected • The money • He is a musician • Everyone mad with him

  4. CHAPTER FIVE - SIX • PEOPLE IN UMUOFIA WAS IN A FESTIVAL MOOD • MAN AND WOMEN, YOUNG AND OLD • YAM FOO-FOO AND VEGETABLE SOUP • THE WRESLERS WERE NOT THERE YET • THE CONTEST BEGAN WITH BOYS OF FIFTEEN OR SIXTEEN

  5. CHAPTER SEVEN - EIGHT • THREE YEARS IKEMEFUNA LIVED IN OKONKWO’S HOUSEHOLD • OKONKWO ENCOURAGED THE BOYS • OKONKWO’S TRIBAL WARS • OKONKWO DID NOT TASTE ANY FOOD • HE DID NOT SLEEP AT NIHGT • KILLED IKEMEFUNA

  6. CHAPTER NINE - TEN • MOSQUITO • MEDICINE • EZINMA DID NOT CALL HER MOTHER • DEATH OF EKWEFI’S SECOND CHILD • LARGE CROWDS BEGAN THEIRE CEREMONY • EVIL FOREST

  7. CHAPTER ELEVEN - TWELVE • THE FOUR HUTS ON OKONKWO’S COMPOUND • EKWEFI AND HER DAUGHTER, EZINMA • EZINMA WAS STILL SLEEPING • THE FUNERAL OF A DEATH MAN • OBIERIKA’S COMPOUND WAS AS BUSY • OBIERIKA WAS CELEBRATING HIS DAUGHTER • GIANT GOAT

  8. CHAPTER THIRTEEN - FOURTEEN • THE CLAN • DRUMS OF DEATH • OKONKWO’S MOTHER • NEW FARM • YOUNG BRIDE • MOTHERLAND

  9. CHAPTER FIFTEEN / SIXTEEN • SECOND YEAR • OKONKWO’S HOUSE • OKONKWO FILLED HIS HORN AGAIN • MISSIONARIES • OKONKWO’S FIRST WIFE • NWOYE PASSED • OKONKWO’S FIRST SON

  10. CHAPTER SEVENTEEN / EIGHTEEN • MISSIONARIES SPENT THEIR TIME • CLAN AND VILLAGE • MBANTA EXCEPTED THEM • OKONKWO’S COUSIN, AMIKWU • ROARING FLAME • YOUNG CHURCH IN MBANTA • THE CHRISTIANS

  11. CHAPTER NINETEEN / TWENTY • RED EARTH • OKONKWO’S LAST HARVEST • EKWEFI STILL HAD SOME CASSAVA • YAM POTTAGE • SEVEN YEARS LONG TIME • THE YEARS OF EXIL • MANY YOUNG MAN

  12. CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE / TWENTY-TWO • MANY MEN AND WOMEN • MR. BROWN • THE QUEEN SEND HER MESSENGER • CHUKWU • MR. SMITH • OUR LORD • OTAKAGU CAME FROM IMO

  13. CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE / TWENTY-FOUR • MANY YEARS OKONKWO HAD A FEELING • DISTRICT COMMISSIONER • THE SIX MEN • OKONKWO’S COMPOUND • OKONKWO AND HIS PRISONERS

  14. CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE • OKONKWO’S COMPOUND • COMMISSIONER BECAME ANGRY • OBIERIKA WITH FIVE OR SIX LED • PERHAPS • KILLED A MESSENGER • PRIMITIVE CUSTOMS

  15. Why okonkwo move to umuofia? • HELP HIS PEOPLE • VISIT HIS FAMILY • OKONKWO’S HOUSE • CELEBRATE THEIR NEW YAM • LOCUSTS • PURSUED THEIR WAY • HAPPENED TO HIM

  16. WHY THE KING OF UMUOFIA LIKES OKONKWO? • STRONG • A LOT OF RESPECT • HE LOVE HIS CHILDREN • HE LOVE HIS WIFES • HE CAN DO EVERYTHING • ABOUT HIS WARRIOR

  17. OKONKWO SENT MONEY TO OBIERIKA • BUILD TWO HUTS • FOR OKONKWO’S FAMILY • A LOT OF RAIN • FULL PENALTY • GREAT FEAST • BEEN LAZY

  18. SOURCE • OKONKWO’S LOSS OF IDENTITY: HONOUR • mamadou-ba-neige.over-blog.com • ROSA RUBICONDIOR: WHAT ARE CHRISTIA • rosarubicondior.blogspot.com • KAENG THOM YAM/ELAICHI ET CETERA • elaichietcetera.wordpress.com • THINGS FALL APART: A BOOK THAT STIRS • risingpyramid.org

  19. THE END • KOMMOLTATA • I HOPE YOU UNDERSTAND MY POWER POINT PRESENTATION. • ANY QUESTION?

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