Description
You are required to compose a film/literature analysis on the story, "Things Fell Apart". The analysis should be between 500 and 750 words long. It should be well written, following standard rules of grammar and composition, and developing consistent, cohesive ideas over several paragraphs. More information and the rubric are attached to this assignment.
To assist you in thinking through how "Things Fell Apart" applies to Organizational Development and Change Management, consider the following questions:
- Okonkwo was willing to be exiled for seven years in punishment for inadvertently killing a fellow clansman. Why would such a dutiful follower of the clan's way of life be willing to break the prohibition against suicide?
- Is it possible Okonkwo felt he wouldn't be seen as breaking a prohibition? How flexibly do members of the clan interpret their duties?
- Is Okonkwo making a statement? If so, what is the statement about?
- Did Okonkwo change during the course of the story? If so, how?
- Achebe presents us with three choices: Okonkwo's resistance, Obierika's accommodation, and Nwoye's joining the missionaries. What are we to learn from this story about choices and actions in the midst of change?
- What fell apart?
Explanation & Answer
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Running head: Things fall apart
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Things fall apart is a novel prepared and presented in the Nigerian setting. The novel
presents Okwonko as one of the main characters in the novel. This particular character is depicted
as a strong man, who was heavily built, wealthy and respectable. The novel reveals that Okwonko
was never defeated in the fights that he participated in the whole of his life. According to the novel,
Okwonko put effort as he did not want to end up like his father who was lazy and at the time of
his death has owed many villagers. Okwonko had a son called Nwoye for who he feared would
turn out to be as lazy as his father. In an agreement with neighboring tribesmen, Okwonko adopts
a young boy ...