In Achebe’s Things Fall Apart, Okonkwo battles an internal conflict of trying to control his emotions and hide them because he fears of being seen as a women and not a men. Okonkwo character ultimately resolves this conflict by killing himself and controls his emotions instead of fighting back he decides to end it there.; however, this choice also illustrates his true character as both unopened and fearful . Achebe’s character’s decision to write about Okonkwo committing suicide also reveals the universal theme not being able to control emotions can lead to being control by them.
Okonkwo has never been able to control his anger and emotions he always hides them or does things with anger. In page 204 it states, “In a flash Okonkwo’s machete
Okonkwo has never been able to control his anger and emotions he always hides them or does things with anger. In page 204 it states, “In a flash Okonkwo’s machete