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In chapter 7 fate is shown when the oracle decides that Ikemefuna dies because of whatever he did but free will is shown when Okonkwo decides to go with the group to kill Ikemefuna himself and not listen to his elder.

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From the introduction of Ikemefuna, the use of him beginning to get accustomed to the Okonkwo's household can almost foreshadow his "fate". In chapter 7, we read that the Oracle has decided how Ikemefuna will perish. The choice of free will is applied when Okonkwo chooses to join in watching Ikemfuna die. In his own pride, Okonkwo chooses out of "free will" to disregard his own makeshift son for his pride and ego against weakness.

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I believe that what happened to Ikemefuna was fate. From the moment that he was sent to live in Umuofia, it was already somewhat predetermined that he would die. However, what Okonkwo did was free will. He was given orders by a respected elder to not harm his adopted son, but instead he did. The last thing Ikemefuna saw before he died was his own "father" murdering him and the last thing that he felt was betrayal and probably confusion.

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In chapter 7 fate is shown when Ikemefuna is killed because no matter what that was going to happen. But free will is shown when Okonkwo decides to break the rules and assist in hit death.

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Free will applies to chapter seven because all of the decisions that have been made lead up to Ikemefuna being killed. It was decided to take him from his old home. It was also decided that he would be killed by the Oracle. The Oracle could have chosen to spare Ikemefuna, but chose not to. Okonkwo also chooses to take part in the killing, after one man already strikes Ikemefuna once. Nobody is fated to die in this chapter, it is a consequence of the people's free will to make decisions.

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In Chapter 7, fate was portrayed by Ikemefuna’s death because it was bond to happen one way or another based on his past decisions. Free will was also portrayed in this chapter by Okonkwo’s decision to take part of the killing of Ikemefuna.

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In chapter 7 , Fate is applied when  Ikemefuna is killed. The reason why I say it is fate is because in the beginning they were always planning on thinking of killing him. Free will then appears when when Okonkwo proceeds to finish the killing of Ikemefuna. The reason why I say this is free will is because  Okonkwo wasn't supposed to help in the killing of Ikemefuna.

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Fate is shown in chapter 7 when Ikemefuna is sentenced to death because of his wrong doings. Free will is also shown when Okonkwo chooses to kill Ikemefuna since he didn't want to look weak.

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Fate is decided by what you do with your free will. In chapter seven, it is revealed that Ikemefuna made a bad decision in his past. A decision that he made himself, therefore exercising free will. His fate was a result of what he did with his free will. If he hadn't made the decision he did when he was young, his fate would have been much different.

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Fate and Free Will apply to what happened in chapter 7 because either way Ikemefuna had to die, it was fate that he was going to die regardless because of what he did because Umuofia said so. Free will plays a big part as well though because that is what led Okonkwo to kill him even when he was told to not do so. He has the free will to do as he please and that's exactly what he did.

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Free will was the driving force that lead to Ikemefuna's death. The origin of his kidnapping was caused by free will. Someone decided to murder a daughter of Okonowo's village, which resulted in their village deciding to kidnap Ikemefuna as revenge or payment. Ikemefuna did not HAVE TO die. There was no supernatural unexplainable destiny or fate that lead to his death. His murder was a decision made with free will.

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In Chapter 7, Fate is shown when Ikemefuna is killed because in the end he was always going to be killed due to his wrong doings he was just young back then. Free will is also shown when Okonkwo participated in the killing of Ikemefuma since he didn't want to seem weak.

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Fate and free will apply to chapter 7 because it was fate for Ikemefuna to die, it could have been anyone at anytime he was fated to die. Free will also played a big part leading up to chapter 7 because they village people had the free will to kidnap the child and eventually lead to his death from the people in the village because he wasn't one of them it was his fate for them to decide his death eventually.

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In chapter seven of Things Fall Apart, fate is shown in Ikemefuna's death. Regardless of how or who killed him, it was fated that he was to be killed. Free will was also shown in Ikemefuna's death as Okonkwo had the free will(the choice) to participate in Ikemefuna's murder .

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Chapter seven of things fall apart showed fate when ikemefuna died when he was killed. But it also showed free will when he was kidnapped because someone made the choice of revenge to kill ikemefuna.