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“We shall no longer allow it in our midst. It has bred untold abominations and we have to come to put an end to it.” (Achebe, 176)”

This is showing that the people judged and disliked the white men pretty much because of the past and what has happened. In though Mr. Brown seem to start to build some bridges and reach out to the people, here is a new white missionary and they are telling him they will harm him because he is with Mr. Brown, but the church.

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“Sit like a woman!” Okonkwo shouted at her. Ezinma brought her two legs together and stretched them in front of her.” (5.56)

Gender is so coded into every aspect of Igbo society that Okonkwo loses his patience with Ezinma when she fails to sit like a woman. This is also a sign that Ezinma sometimes trespasses into the realm of men with her unfeminine actions.

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Ikemefuna’s death

The oracle has decided that Ikemefuna should be killed. Okonkwo then lies to Ikemefuna that he will be returning to his home village. A man then attacks Ikemefuna with a machete. After that Okonkwo had to cut the boy down since he doesn't want to look weak but he doesn’t want to do it at the same time since he loved Ikemefuna. This is a change which relates to conflict because it changed how Okonkwo acted and it was a conflict since Okonkwo does not want Ikemefuna to be killed but he was forced to. After the attack it affected Okonkwo since he sinks into depression, he feels weak, cannot sleep or eat. “Okonkwo did not taste any food for two days after the death of Ikemefuna” [page 46].  “He did not sleep at night” [page 46].

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the action or process of a state withdrawing from a former colony, leaving it independent.

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the action or process of settling among and establishing control over the indigenous people of an area.

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Ngozi Adichie also discusses this issue in her TED talk "We should all be feminists" : ...

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This idea can be further illustrated by looking at an extract from Kenyatta's "The Gentlemen of the Jungle" :

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Another example that relates to this topic is from Kipling's "The White Man's Burden": ...

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To improve analysis, the supplement should be included in the body paragraphs.
This can be done be using a phrase to introduce in the body paragraphs.

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- Paraphrase the thesis
- Summarise the main points
- Offer a final comment (this could be a form of suggestion, prediction, a quotations)

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Incorporates evidence from the novel and the supplement text, explanation of the connections.

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T.A.G. (title, author, genera), and hook

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T.A.G. (title, author, genera), and hook

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The introduction has three essential parts:
- Hook
- Bridge
- Thesis
NOTE: The introduction should be brief, and the "hook" and the "bridge" should lead logically to the thesis.

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There is no inequality in the society between men and women where the women would get treated poorly. They are viewed as weak and would only have the role as a mother. Women are not allow to question what they have to do and will have to do what they are told. For example, all of Okonkwo’s wives each have to cook him meals and bring it to his obi. In chapter 4, his youngest wife went to plait her hair but came home late for Okonkwo afternoon meal. When she returned home, she was beaten even during the week of peace. “ And when she returned he beat her very heavily. ” [page 22]