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I thought it was overall a good novel. I think that it was trying to portray a little bit of self control. Rash actions while in the moment seem right, but can often lead to worse outcomes. Sometimes its best to just ride the train and see where it takes you.

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I have to admit, it was hard to like the protagonist. Even to the end, until the moment the reader can feel the regret in the last few chapters, I couldn't find myself to compare him to a hero of any sort. But that might just be my modern centric

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This novel was definitely one of the more interesting ones i have read in my high-school career. It showed great African literature, and conveyed a very unique perspective on how to look at different cultures that one does not know about. IT should be viewed through a single lens, rather looked at from their perspective.

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the novel demonstrates that there are different ways for people to live and just because someone has different views then you does not mean they are wrong or should be viewed as bad.

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The book created an interesting visualization of the conflict during the colonization of Africa, and the people who were directly a part of it.

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I kind of liked that this novel showed the point of view of the Africans. I don't think I have ever read a book about African tribes in the perspective of an actual tribe member. It was interesting to learn about their customs and see how they view white people.

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I think that the novel illustrates how single minded a lot of cultures are. The white men viewed the Ibo people a certain way, but the Ibo also had their opinions on the white men. Neither culture was willing to learn from the other, demonstrating the downfalls of stubbornness.

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The novel was very good at conveying the sense of powerlessness that natives felt at the hands of the missionaries. It showed how ruthless they were at times, all just to convert the natives to the 'right' religion and make them civilized.

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I really enjoyed the novel. It gave me a perspective of africa that i had not previously experienced. It also showed the power of an ego, that it can literally kill you.

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This is probably one of the best books we have read in high school. it is very interesting to see another side of the story about africa, and it is very interesting.

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I feel like the novel itself was a real eye-opener. It conveyed many cultural influences, and spoke about the effects of colonization, and what was actually happening to the countries involved in it.

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I like how the novel shows their culture in a different way, and doesn't try to portray it in a bad way.

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The novel did a good job showing off another culture, it was interesting to read how another culture lives, and how others perceive that culture, and how the Ibo culture looks at other cultures

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Okonkwo is a legend who lived in a time not meant for him. The colonization of Africa is interesting, but also slightly inhumane.

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I liked that the novel displayed that the native tribes culture is not necessarily wrong or bad which is thought by the missionaries. It depicts the negative things that they have done to the African tribes from their point of view.

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I liked all the different ways the novel illustrates the different but culturally advanced the tribe was. You never really realize it until it is contrasted by the Europeans

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I liked how the novel showed how their culture is different from ours.

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Okonkwo doesn't celebrate christmas

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I thought the novel did a very good job of showing life before the missionaries arrived to provide an insight into the Ibo culture, maximizing the effect of the missionaries taking over their culture. We were able to connect with the African perspective which most other literature is unable to do.