5. • Okonkwo built his fortune alone
• Unoka died in a shameful condition
which his stomach and limbs swelled
• Okonkwo succeeded in shaping the
clansmen as warriors, farmers and
family providers
Okonkwo as a farmer
6. - Okonkwo asked
Nwakibie to give him
400 yam seeds but
he got 800
- Okonkwo also got the
yam seeds from his
friend
- The drought caused
Okonkwo keeping only
one third of the
harvest
Okonkwo as a great
warior
The Cat
8. • Agbala: Oracle of the Hills and
Caves; a kind of god
• Chika: the priestess to Agbala in
Unoka’s time
• Ani: the Earth goddess; the owner of
the land
• Ifejioku: the god of yams
10. • Ogbuefi Idigo: a
villager at
Nwakibie’s
homestead
• Obiako: a palm-
wine tapper who
suddenly gives up
his work
• Akukalia: a
villager at
Nwakibie’s
homestead
12. 1.Proverbs
• As our people said, a man who
pays respects to the great
paves the way for his own
greatness.
2. Simile
• That year the harvest was
sad, like a funeral, and many
farmers wept as they dug up
the miserable and rotting yam.
13. 3. Significant quotes
• “And when a man is at peace with his
gods and his ancestors, his harvest
will be good or bad according to the
strength of his arm.
15. • believe in the Oracle of the
Caves and Hills
• also believe in Ani, the Earth
goddess
• also respect someone that has
one or more prestigious titles