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Sky Brown, Okonkwo went to the Motherland and was greeted by his uncle who helped him to start farming. It was a long and sort of depressing journey on the way there after being exiled, but he eventually cleared his mind. He attends his family's wedding and starts thinking on how he could possibly move on from the situations in his life.

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Okonkwo had accidentally killed a female and was banished from Umuofia. He went to his motherland, Mbanta with his family. His mothers younger brother gave him a place to live. Uchendu and others had helped Okonkwo settle in by giving him seeds so he can be a farmer again. Okonkwo takes this help as a major setback in his life. He finds this all really shameful and that all his progress to become better than his father has become undone. Uchendu sees this and reminds Okonkwo that he is in his homeland and it is a place of comfort and a place where he can ask for help.

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Gideon Ho, In chapter 14 of "Things Fall Apart", after Okonkwo is exiled for his crime. Okonkwos uncle, Uchendu, gives them a place to stay along with yam seeds to get his farm started and situated. For about his whole life, he always wanted to become a lord of the clan but now that possibility is gone and he grieves heavily over it. Uchendu recognizes this and after his son's marriage ceremony, Uchendu gives Okonkwo word of advice. He talks about names and how "respect and grace to the motherland" is important. He tells Okonkwo that he should accept the "motherland" when things get bad in the "fatherland", he then describes how his life was extremely terrible and how he lost so much in his life but he never gave up and accepted the grace of the motherland. He motivates Okonkwo to keep going in his life to protect those around him.

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Lola Winkler

In chapter 14 of "Things Fall Apart," Okonkwo and his family arrive in Mbantu, his motherland. They are welcomed and given land to start a new life. Okonkwo's uncle, Uchendu, provides him with guidance and encouragement after he expresses his disappointment. He also uses his wisdom to share stories and teach lessons about the importance of both fatherland and motherland.

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Gabrielle Turner

IN chapter 14, Okonkwo and his family arrive in his home village, Mbanta, and we meet a new character, Uchendu, his uncle. He is given a place to build his family a home and farm aswell. There is also a wedding held. But after the wedding, Okonkwo and his uncle have a serious talk because Okonkwo doesn't feel successful anymore, but his uncle tells him that he shouldn't give up, instead, he should stay strong for his family.

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Dayana Martinez

Okonkwo returns to his motherland, Mbanta, after being banished from Umuofia. His uncle Uchendu welcomes him and his family and helps them settle. Uchendu gathers the family to discuss the importance of the motherland and scolds Okonkwo for his depression. He reminds Okonkwo that a man must face setbacks and use strength from his maternal connections.

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Okonkwo goes to live in his mother's home land, and his uncle, Uchendu, gives him land for farming and for his household. Okonkwo Okonkwo is upset because he has to rebuild everything and Unchendu gives him a speech. He tells Okonkwo to comfort his family and that worse things could happen.

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Aidan Pearce

In Chapter 14, Okonkwo is sent to Mbantu. This is because he accidentally killed Ezeudu's son. He struggles because of his loss of status which had meant a lot to him since he wished to be the leader of the clan. He now has a new start of being an exile. The people from Mbantu help him and give him resources to help him to farm.

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Will Abbott,

Chapter 14 shows Okonkwo, unmotivated after being banished from his clan. He reflects, all his life he worked and had "all but achieved" his goal, and now here he was, far away from who he wanted to be. Uneduku comes to speak with Okonkwo, to tell him he hasn't a right to feel bad. He tells him that he is not the greatest sufferer, with examples of men and women who lost significantly more than he did.

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Diego Rodriguez,

In chapter 14 Okonkwo has to go back to his motherland in Mbantu since he was banished due to the accident. His uncle gives him the resources such as a new piece of land so that he is able to start over again and make himself productive. Okonkwo starts to mentally struggle because of the loss of his status. He then goes to his uncle to assist him in reflecting

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In chapter 14 of Things Fall Apart, the main event that occurs is that Okonkwo is living in Exile. In exile, he goes back to his motherland, Mbanta. Here, he experiences feelings of guilt and sorrow for the life he lost in Umofia. He works hard to create a farm and huts for himself and his family. He lives on his uncle, Uchendu,'s land and is pretty successful. However, one day, his uncle calls him and his family of 22 to sit around and talk. In this talk, they discuss why Okonkwo should not feel guilty for living in his motherland.

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Drake Malette,

In chapter 14 of Things Fall Apart, Okonkwo's family arrives in his motherland, Mbanta, after being exiled for 7 years. His uncle, Uchendu, gives him farmland so he can start a farm. He also comforts Okonkwo and tells him his own stories to teach Okonkwo important lessons.

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in chapter 14 of Things Fall Apart Onkinkwo was banished from his village so he went to mbanta.

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Ikenna Nwaozuzu

In chapter 14, Okonkwo and his family make it to Mbanta, where they'll be the next few years. Okonkwo wastes no time in trying pick up where he left off. Uchendu (his uncle) greets him and doesn't question the reason of his nephew's exile until the next day. Upon learning of what happened, he's relived that it was a female crime rather than a male crime. Uchendu talks to Okonkwo about how one must take refuge in their motherland when things get rough, the same way kids go to their mom when they're upset. He advices Okonkwo to not see himself as the biggest sufferer because he's not, much worse things have happened to other people. Instead of being sad at his new situation, Uchendu tells Okonkwo to see it as a time to take refuge, back in his motherland.

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Vyom Patel - In Chapter 14, Okonkwo and his family are exiled from Umuofia because of an accidental killing and go to Mbantu, where they will now live. His uncle, Uchendu, provides Okonkwo with land to start a new life and gives him advice. Uchendu also gives a speech about how it is important to respect their motherland. Okonkwo is going to have get used to this new change and accept their new circumstances.

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Madison Kenny,

In chapter 14 of Things Fall Apart, Okonkwo returns to his motherland ( Mbantu) after being exiled from the village for accidentally killing someone. His uncle, Uchendu, welcomes him and his family. Okonkwo realizes that he has lost status. He receives a farm from his uncle and begins a new life following his exile.

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Kailey Bright

Okonkwo and his family arrive in Mbanta after being exiled for seven years. Uchendu was told what happened and provides land and things to help him rebuild the farm. He told Okonkwo to take care of his family and to stand tall through these tough times.

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Dhruv Patel

In Chapter 14, Okonkwo is exiled to his mother’s village, Mbanta, after accidentally killing someone. His uncle, Uchendu, comforts him and reminds him that mothers provide shelter during hard times. Okonkwo feels sad and hopeless, but Uchendu urges him to keep pushing and stay strong.

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Nori Lee

In chapter 14, Okonkwo moves him and his family to his motherland in Mbanta. He is there greeted by his uncle, Uchendu. His uncle gives Okonkwo a fresh start with new land, obi, and huts for his family. From this experience Okonknwo's self esteem is affected, he no longer feels that his chi is for good things. Uchendu speaks to Okonwho about his shortcomings and begins to own up to his circumstances.

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Abby Prange

Okonkwo moved to his motherland with his mother's kinsmen. They helped him build an obi and gave him yam seeds. While he usually enjoys work, the joy is no longer there. On the second day, Uchendu talked to him about "Mother is Supreme" or Nneka, causing him to reflect on his choices and decisions thus far.

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In chapter 14 of Things Fall Apart, Okonkwo returns to his mother's village of Mbanta after being exiled from Umuofia. His uncle, Uchendu, offers him and his family support and farming land, encouraging him to take his exile humbly. He emphasizes the importance of his motherland and seeking comfort from your mother.

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Jacob Varian

Okonkwo arrives in Mbanta and settles down but is depressed. He meets his uncle, Unchendu, and the rest of his extended family. He attends his youngest cousins wedding ceremony. Okonkwo then has a talk with Uchendu who tell him he has nothing to be sad about and tries to be uplifting.

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Jeel Patel

In Chapter 14, Okonkwo goes to his mother’s village, Mbanta, because he was kicked out of his own clan for killing someone by accident. His uncle Uchendu helps him settle in and gives him land to farm. Later,

Uchendu gives a speech telling Okonkwo not to be so upset and to remember that his motherland is a place of comfort during hard times. The chapter shows Okonkwo trying to deal with his failure and learn from his family.

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Chapter 14 starts with Okonkwo and his family going back to his motherland, where his mother was from. Okonkwo and his family were given a plot of land to farm and build upon. Okonkwo cannot help but feel sorrow for losing his place in with his own people; he lost everything with them in being exiled for 7 years. Towards the end of the chapter, the man who took him and his family in spoke to Okonkwo about the reason he went to the motherland and not to the fatherland.

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Gabe Herman, Okonkwo and his Family try to start another life his mothers village. He starts farming and gets advice from his uncle. They attend a wedding and Uchendu gathers his family to explain the importance of their land.

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Okonkwo's exile in his motherland is difficult for him because he loses his status and feels defeated. Uchendu, his uncle, welcomes him and teaches him that his motherland is a place of comfort, not shame. Even though Okonkwo struggles to accept this, Uchendu helps him see that change is part of life.

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In chapter 14, Okwonkwo and his his family are exiled. He is exiled because of his gun accidentally ongoing off. Okonkwo relocated to Mbantu, where his maternal uncle received him. Okonkwo struggles to maintain his pride as the loss of his land and status damages his ego. This chapter shows an internal struggle of Okonkwo trying to accept his “feminine” emotions while balancing his masculine pride.

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Kaden Hyde

Okonkwo goes to his uncle and starts a new farm. He is sad because he can no longer become a lord of the clan. He reflects with Uchendu.

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Micah Davis,

In chapter 14 of Things Fall Apart, Okonkwo and his family find refuge in his motherland, Mbantu, after being exiled for seven years due to a tragic accident. His maternal uncle, Uchendu, provides land for a new compound and farm, but Okonkwo's initial enthusiasm is dampened by his loss of status and the realization that his aspirations of becoming a lord of the clan are no longer possible. He still works hard on the farm, but his motivation is diminished. After a wedding ceremony and a conversation with Uchendu, Okonkwo begins to reflect on his situation and the importance of embracing his circumstances.