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NNEEERRDDD

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The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell

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RAN

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you're using it incorrectly by being anonymous .

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it probably wasn't the only reason he committed suicide but it was an important thing that caused him to commit suicide .

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I think it was a good thing, because Christians symbolize love and peace

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The missionaries were neutral beings because they created conflict but also relieved someone from an uncomfortable situation

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please stop usingpaddler incorrectly

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Terranae'**

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I agree with what Micah was saying , the fear thing , because the others in the tribe saw how strong the missionaries were which made the fearful to fight back

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@Terranea, if you are gonna fight

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I do it was awesome

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Does anyone remember the entire chapter on the baby ninjas? Geez.

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I want to add on to how that how Okonkwo was falling apart at the end and how it shows his fathers life. When Okonkwo killed himself it showed his fathers side and when Nwoye left to change religion it shows his masculine side

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Was it the only reason though? @Terranae

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I disagree with Conner because I believe Nwoye and his father was the reason he committed suicide because it was built up anger and it was to much for him to handle and he couldn't find happiness .

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Okonkwo' s death was based purely on insecurity because of where Okonkwo came from and what he was used to doing and being apart of, he didnt have the things that he always had , which could have been repossessed with time, but Okonkwo wanted to have what he had before being exiled

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I agree with Chloe because no one really focused or up lifted ok on his accomplishments after he was exiled

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I believe okonkwo killed himself because he was starting to not be happy with himself

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I think that Nwoye not converting may have delayed Okonkwo's suicide, but in the end I think that it wouldn't have mattered.

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If Nwoye did not chose Christianity it still would not have stopped Okonkwo from killing himself in the end because he wanted to kill the white missionaries to free his tribe but the tribe not wanting to fight and becoming feminine made him kill himself

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Christianity was simply an outlet from Nwoye's current circumstances. My point is could have been Bhuddism or Judaism, he still would have converted because it was a way to leave his situation

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To what John was saying , I agree because he was young and he had his life ahead of him so he made a decision based off of what he thought was best and he felt that Christianity answered alot of his questions and he started to see the wrong doings in his culture ( killing of twins ; ikemefuna's sacrifice etc)

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Now that that's over

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Now that that's over

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I agree w/ the personal connection that someone in Nwoye's position could give their viewpoint on the situation

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I agree

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He finally found something that was true to him and that he understood.

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I feel as if Nwoye had many questions he wanted answers to and  Christianity provided him with those answers .

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I agreed with Micah because Nwoye thought deeply about his decision to convert like when he thought back to the U.K. And started to reflect on the negativity in the tribe and his life , and that all motivated him

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Nwoye had to find himself and realize that he is his own person, not the tribe, so he had to step up and show that and the perfect opportunity for him to do that was the conversion

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Okonkwo thought the tribe was correct because he wanted to be masculine and the tribe reflected his feelings. Nwoye thought the tribe was wrong because they rejected his feelings and wanting to be feminine

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I agree with Alexis because Nwoeye leaving the tribe was a fresh, new start. Christians was more acceptable and allowing for you to be yourself and for that Nwoeye felt more comfortable with Chrostians.

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Nwoye went with Christianity because they accepted him as he was unlike his father and the tribe

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Nwoye leaving his cultures was a fresh start like alexis said but I also think he was drawn to the Christian community because they were so excepting and that was something that he wasn't used to

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I think that Okonkwo was born being somewhat more masculine than his father, but I think in the end is was his enviorment and his beliefs combined that drove him to be so self-destructive.

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I agree with kai disagreeing with Bailey because he wasn't following anyone, he had his own reasons

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I agree Kai. If anything he was more of a leader to show people his age that they do not have to be what society expects them to be. They have their own mind and own voice ans they should use it.

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Prea

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I agree with Alexis because Nwoye was doing what he felt he should do personally and I also think that Christianity was going to take over any way so his choice to change all made sense to him

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I disagree with Bailey saying that Nwoye is a follower, who was he following? He converted to Christianity with the corrupt missionaries and obviously did not follow his father since he showed signs of rebellion

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I feel like he is just independent . He did not want to be something he was not or felt uncomfortable with .

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How would Okonkwo define justice and is there anything wrong with this

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I agree with Isabelle because okonkwo wouldn't be that way if he had a better father figure !

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I think okonkwo felt like he had to be so masculine and hard working all the time so people wouldn't think he was weak like his father and so that they would accept him in the tribe

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Okonkwo was so worried about failure in his family and on hisself while Nwoye just tried to live life not worried about failing and just going day by day

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I disagree with Danielle because I feel like his mother and the impact she had is one of the reasons Nwoye converted. I think the same can be said for Ekwifi's daughter because I think that is where she got her masculine personality from, her mother.

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Okonkwo spent his whole life worried about achieving success and not being susceptible to failure, so in the end he ended in self inflicted failure

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I think okonkwo would still be a powerful mescaline man but I don't think he would of took it over board like he did as much if his father wasn't feminine

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The whole point of marriage of women in this culture is for birthing children, showing your strength and command, and taking care of men. This is shown by the need to have more than one, because ideally three is very annoying and or more of a chore in our society, and it seems artificial.

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They ended up the same way with no titles and feminen because he killed himself which was frowned upon

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Yes, trying to reach a balance

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So achebe is preaching balance? @Jake

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I feel as if we see one extreme in the peacfulness in Unoka, then the opposite extreme in Okonkwo, followed by the more peaceful view we see in Nwoye

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I think he still would have converted because he didn't always understand why the tribe did certain things like when he hears the twins crying

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I agree with Madison and that fear drove him to try and make his son super strong like him but he ended up being strong in a different way that he didn't understand

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If Okonkwo was easier on his children and wives I still feel like Nwoye would choose to be independent and convert to Christianity not because he just wants to get away from Okonkwo, but to get away from their religion. When Nwoye heard the twins crying in the Evil Forest, I feel that he took it to heart and had sympathy for the people that were treated wrongly because of their religion. If Okonkwo was easier on his wives, I think they would try to stand up more and test Okonkwo's patience with them.

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I think that Okonkwo's every action throughout the novel (or almost all) was driven by his fear of being a failure like his father.

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If Okonkwo was a lot less leanient on Nwoye, then Nwoye would not want to be rebellious to switching to Christianity and going with the missionaries, rejecting him being born not fitting into the Igbo culture

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I agree with Jessie because Nwoye didn't care as much about what society thought about him like Okonkwo did

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I feel like okwonkwo and nwoue both have a subconscious mindset to not be like their father which led them into separation in a way

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I think Okonkwo became so heavy on hard-work and violence because his father was peaceful and a disappointment. Since, Nwoye didn't have the same experience with having a father as a failure, he wasn't pressured into being such a masculine character like Okonkwo was.

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I think that having something around you that you disagree with pushes you to define yourself. I think that Okonkwo pushing Nwoye so hard is what made him to decide to convert in the  end.

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Nwoye never really got the chance to feel like he won't have harsh words or beatings, christianity allowed him to run away to feel as though his father and tribe are wrong in all degrees for killing Iknefuma

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I agree with Chloe because Nwoye was being pushed away by his father and he needed some kind of way to be accepted, and I think that's why he converted to christ

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I agree with lainnie. I think it takes a strong person to leave something that you were raised upon and something that your family feels so strongly about.

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I agree with marshana, because there were a lot of things that Nwoye was not comfortable about

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He was never accepted by his people and he didn't really fit in and Christianity was like a way for him to be accepted for who he

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I agree with Chloe's point of saying that Christianity was his support system and just wanted someone to be proud of him because okonkwo always had negative feelings toward him and ne felt like if he could get away from that and have people proud oh him, he should.

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i agree withe  Jessica because for Nwoeye to do his own thing shows that he's brave and bold

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I think Nwoye leaving his father and seeing that he didn't want to follow the tribes beliefs was a hard thing to do which in a way could be masculine because it was such a big decision.

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I agree with Lainnie because he never had a good relationship with his father because he was so harsh on him so this new religion is like a fresh start and they can treat him with the love he never had

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acceptanceI don't think it was very brave, it was more so a personal change that was to get out of a bad situation. In ibo values he'd be running from it, in a cowardly way.

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I think Nwoye also left because Christianity helped him realize that some of the tribe's laws were too "harsh." Throughout the novel, he constantly questioned the laws, such as the twins and Ikemefuna's death, and the new religion helped him understand.

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i agree with Kate because okonkwo didn't the community to see him as feminine

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I would have converted because he had no support from his father and with this new religion and had a new system of support and love

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I believe Christianity was a escape for Nwoye from his fam

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I think that Okonkwo did drive Nwoye to join the church because Okonkwo's vision of a successful man was so slim that Nwoye saw the church as a way to express himself.

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Many people care about how people look at them. especially in a society like the uno culture where men are treated with respect based off of there ratings within the community.

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I agree with Jake, since okonkwo forces Nwoye to be something he wasn't, it was easier for him to betray okonkwo and join the Christians

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I agree with Jr about how Christianity was kind of like a safe haven to him. Since he wasn't being treated well or how Chloe said no support system at home, converting to Christianity was doing nothing but helping him and making himself happy with his life and getting over his rough past.

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His father neglected him for not being as manly .

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I believe okonkeo forcing him to be so much of a man made him feminine and not want to be like his father

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i agree with donielle because your father is someone youu look up too .

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I think nwoeye was

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Okonkwo was obsessed with how people in the tribe perceived him. Since wealth and respect in the tribe was based on possessions, he worked hard in order to be seen as wealthy and respected, unlike his father was.

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I agree with Terranae because okonkwo imediatley became ashamed of Nwoye bc he thought his son was very feminine

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People in the society always want to be previewed as the best and that's what's drive Okonkwo to the best and better than his father

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In a lot of ways okonkwo was trying to prove himself as a strong leader capable of raising strong men and being revered for it for his own sake.

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Okonkwo was effected by his father's failures because a father is supposed to be someone you look up to , but he did not have that figure in his life .. I also agree with Chloe because when you live in a society where every thing is based on sucess , he was expected to fail just as his father did .

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I personally think that okonkwo didn't want to feel as weak as he perceived his father in such a strong society.

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I think okonkeo was so effected by his father failure because he was the total opposite of his father. he didn't want to be weak

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Do you agree with the actions/ outcome of Nwoye converting to Christianity?

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Sorry