Things Fall Apart is an unfortunate anecdote about a man who clashes against himself to substantiate himself deserving of his clan. A sad legend is the principle character in a disaster that typically commits an error and winds up vanquished. The four principle criteria for a story to have an appalling saint would be that the fundamental character has a defect yet has some integrity, he is the hero of the story, he is respectable or shows knowledge, and he endures an inversion of fortune at last on account of his disastrous imperfection. An unfortunate blemish of a character is the imperfection of the principle character that will inevitably cut him down. The principle character, Okonkwo, meets every one of the four criteria to be a grievous saint. His defect would be that he is savage however he benefits have. He thinks about his family; he needs his child Nwoye, to be intense and dedicated like him. In addition, he needed his little girl, Ezinma, to be protected. He is a hero of the story since he is the primary character, he is a saint, and furthermore, he is extreme. Okonkwo likewise displays knowledge since he is a pioneer. He is an incredible warrior and everybody admires him to protect them. At last, Okonkwo's defect of brutality and arrogance gained out of power. He turned out to be too fierce when the congregation dominated. The individuals of his clan went to the congregation as opposed to tailing him so he chose to make a move and execute a delivery person. The chief of the congregation came after him yet he had as of now hanged himself. In this manner, Okonkwo, meeting each standard, is an unfortunate legend.  Okonkwo is an anxious, rough individual. At the point when things don't go the manner in which he needs them to go, he can't simply work it out with somebody, "he went to viciousness at whatever point he was furious and couldn't get his words out rapidly enough, and he would utilize his clench hands. He had no persistence with ineffective men". He is self-important and properties unreasonable pride; he feels that everybody ought to hear him out and that he controls his entire tribe and even his family. He likewise beat his better half during the Week of Peace , "when she returned he beat her vigorously. In his indignation he had overlooked that it was the Week of Peace". Okonkwo likewise had some decency in him. Ezinma turned out to be sick and shuddered in the night, Okonkwo makes a medication for her and she shows signs of improvement. He thinks about his family despite the fact that he wouldn't like to show it. He seeks after his child to develop extreme and solid and not end up like his languid dad. Ikemefuna was a kid from Mbaino who was sent to Umuofia on the grounds that his dad had murdered a lady from Umuofia. He was to remain with Okonkwo for a long time at that point was to be killed. Okonkwo treated him like he was his own child, they regarded one another and Ikemefuna was a diligent employee. Okonkwo loved th.

1. Things Fall Apart is an unfortunate anecdote about a man who
clashes against himself to substantiate himself deserving of his
clan. A sad legend is the principle character in a disaster that
typically commits an error and winds up vanquished. The four
principle criteria for a story to have an appalling saint would be
that the fundamental character has a defect yet has some
integrity, he is the hero of the story, he is respectable or shows
knowledge, and he endures an inversion of fortune at last on
account of his disastrous imperfection. An unfortunate blemish
of a character is the imperfection of the principle character that
will inevitably cut him down. The principle character,
Okonkwo, meets every one of the four criteria to be a grievous
saint. His defect would be that he is savage however he benefits
have. He thinks about his family; he needs his child Nwoye, to
be intense and dedicated like him. In addition, he needed his
little girl, Ezinma, to be protected. He is a hero of the story
since he is the primary character, he is a saint, and furthermore,
he is extreme. Okonkwo likewise displays knowledge since he is
a pioneer. He is an incredible warrior and everybody admires
him to protect them. At last, Okonkwo's defect of brutality and
arrogance gained out of power. He turned out to be too fierce
when the congregation dominated. The individuals of his clan
went to the congregation as opposed to tailing him so he chose
to make a move and execute a delivery person. The chief of the
congregation came after him yet he had as of now hanged
himself. In this manner, Okonkwo, meeting each standard, is an
unfortunate legend.
Okonkwo is an anxious, rough individual. At the point when
things don't go the manner in which he needs them to go, he
can't simply work it out with somebody, "he went to viciousness
at whatever point he was furious and couldn't get his words out

2. rapidly enough, and he would utilize his clench hands. He had
no persistence with ineffective men". He is self-important and
properties unreasonable pride; he feels that everybody ought to
hear him out and that he controls his entire tribe and even his
family. He likewise beat his better half during the
Week of Peace
, "when she returned he beat her vigorously. In his indignation
he had overlooked that it was the Week of Peace". Okonkwo
likewise had some decency in him. Ezinma turned out to be sick
and shuddered in the night, Okonkwo makes a medication for
her and she shows signs of improvement. He thinks about his
family despite the fact that he wouldn't like to show it. He seeks
after his child to develop extreme and solid and not end up like
his languid dad. Ikemefuna was a kid from Mbaino who was
sent to Umuofia on the grounds that his dad had murdered a
lady from Umuofia. He was to remain with Okonkwo for a long
time at that point was to be killed. Okonkwo treated him like he
was his own child, they regarded one another and Ikemefuna
was a diligent employee. Okonkwo loved this about him; he
dislike his dad or his own child Nwoye.
The subsequent fundamental guideline to be an awful character
would be that he is the hero of the story. A hero is the principle
character in an abstract work who is a victor of a reason or
strategy. Okonkwo is the hero of the
story
since he is the principle character and he is the legend of the
story. In the main part of Things Fall Apart, Chinua Achebe
portrays Okonkwo as an incredible and wild warrior. He was an
extraordinary, acclaimed grappler and his notoriety had grown
significantly throughout the years. There was another
extraordinary, undefeated grappler called Amalinze the Cat that
Okonkwo "tossed in a battle, which was one of the fiercest since
the organizer of their town". Okonkwo was an intense,
youngster and was hesitant to show any shortcoming. "Okonkwo

3. drew his blade and chop him down. He feared being gotten
feeble". Okonkwo murdered Ikemefuna before the other man
could on the grounds that he was taking excessively long and he
needed his kin to think he was valiant for being the first to
execute him.
The deplorable saint of a story must show astuteness or be
honorable during childbirth. Unoka, Okonkwo's dad, was
"sluggish and improvident and was very unequipped for
pondering tomorrow". He loathed his dad's disappointment and
shortcoming; detested implies that Okonkwo was furious and
humiliated of his dad's apathy. Since the time he was youthful,
he needed to be something contrary to his dad. "Okonkwo was
controlled by one enthusiasm to loathe everything that his dad
Unoka
had adored"/Okonkwo is an extraordinary pioneer of his clan.
Numerous individuals admired him since he is so scary to other
people. While banished into his homeland, the congregation and
their religion started to assume responsibility for the entirety of
the clans. Okonkwo's own child, Nwoye, went to the
congregation. He got intrigued with the verse. Okonkwo
announced a war against them yet the greater part of the
individuals in his family went to the congregation. He at last
leads the remainder of his faction to go torch the congregation.
This model shows he is an extraordinary pioneer and adheres to
his own convictions, along these lines he is an appalling saint.
The last guideline of a terrible saint is that the fundamental
character endures an inversion of fortune as a result of their
imperfection. Okonkwo, with his imperfection of outrage and
viciousness, gained out of power one day; he chose to take
control, with or without his tribe, and kill one of the three
church couriers. The townspeople, all in stunned and
dumbfounded let the other two emissaries go. The locale chief

4. goes to Okonkwo's obi so he can bring him to prison, however
Okonkwo had as of now hanged himself since he needed
everybody to perceive that he was so devoted to his faction and
skill much the congregation had isolated them all. This defect of
presumptuousness of recovering his group to the manner in
which it was switched his fortune and now he can't do much
else to support them.
Taking everything into account, a disastrous saint would be one
who includes the idea that such a legend would make a mistake
in their activities that prompts their destruction. This terrible
saint must be a character with defects however with some
decency, which brings them down at last. They are commonly
hubris, which is one's own self-assurance and over the top
pride. They are the hero of the story and they are respectable
during childbirth. The last standard for being an unfortunate
legend endures an inversion of fortune in light of their sad
defect.