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“Yam stood for Manliness” (33) It is believed that whether they can plant yams shows masculinity.

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Cheilo - The Oracle of the Hills and the Caves

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Cheilo - The Oracle of the Hills and the Caves

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This is a supernaturals insight on the future for their village.

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Chi is a culture belief that they have, it's an individual's personal God.

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It's a tradition where there week must only consist of peace.

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This is a tradition that the Igbo people have where they have a celebration of honouring the earth and spirit of their clan.

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He is called a "White Skin" who often passes through the village.

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This is a culture value that they believe, the term is a wicked child who re-enters its mother's womb then dies again and again causing its parents grief.

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"The relationship between them was not only that of mother and child. There was something in it like the companionship of equals..." (Page 76)

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A place beloved to be cursed and where people and things are abandoned to rot and die.

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"In the morning the market place was full. There must have been about ten thousand men there..."

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"Okonkwo was provoked to justifiable anger by his youngest wife, who went to plait her hair at her friends house and did not return early enough to cook the afternoon meal." (Page 29)

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“Okonkwo did not taste any food for two days after the death of Ikemefuna.” (Page 63) Ikemefuna had died and his death affected Okonkwo, he was feeling guilty and depressed.

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Youngest of Okonkwo's wives, she is still learning responsibility because she runs around missing meal preparations.

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She shares a close relationship with her daughter, her only surviving child. Ran away from her first husband to be with Okonkwo

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She has a good relationship with her mother. Also, she is spoiled and treats adults as equals.

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A well known respected man in Umuofia. He always offers advice to Okonkwo about his actions.

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Has features of Okonkwo's father in him that gives Okonkwo fear.

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He serves the purpose of peace for Umuofia. He has to live with Okonkwo and becomes close to him and Nyowe.

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He is owed debts by Unkoa.

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Was sought to be cowardly due to his hate and squeamish towards blood. Okonkwo was ashamed of him and had a fear of becoming him.

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Okonkwo sees this village as weak and feminine.

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A village that values justice, strength, and war.

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Was seen as the greatest wrestler of all time, he was known for never losing a fight until he was defeated by Okonkwo.

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He is a man who does things that require consequences due to his fears, He often uses fear instead of words. "He had a slight stammer and whenever he was angry and could not get his words out quickly enough he would use his fists.” (Page 4)

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by Chinua Achebe