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What is the significance of Obierika's reflection after burning down Okonkwo's compound?

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Obierika begins to question the consequences of Okonkwo's actions, indicating a shift in perspective and moral contemplation.

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What does the term 'iron horse' refer to in Igbo culture?

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In Igbo culture, 'iron horse' refers to a bicycle.

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What act of kindness does Obierika perform for Okonkwo during his exile?

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Obierika takes care of Okonkwo's yams while he is in exile.

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What leads to Okonkwo's exile from Umuofia?

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Okonkwo is forced into exile due to an inadvertent offense that results in the death of a clansman.

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How does Okonkwo violate the Week of Peace?

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Okonkwo breaks the Week of Peace by beating his wife.

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What does Okonkwo's character represent in the novel?

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Okonkwo represents traditional masculinity and the struggle against change in Igbo society.

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How does the community view Okonkwo's actions throughout the story?

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The community views Okonkwo's actions with a mix of respect and concern, as he is both a successful warrior and a man who struggles with his emotions.

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What role does fate play in Okonkwo's life?

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Fate plays a significant role in Okonkwo's life, as he often feels trapped by his past and societal expectations.

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What is the importance of yams in Igbo culture as depicted in the novel?

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Yams symbolize wealth, masculinity, and success in Igbo culture.

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How does the theme of masculinity manifest in Okonkwo's relationships?

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The theme of masculinity manifests in Okonkwo's relationships through his harsh treatment of his family and his fear of being perceived as weak.