What is the reversal of fortune in Things Fall Apart

The culture of people who live in southeastern Nigeria; known for their art and their skills as traders. Today, the word is spelled Igbo

The Oracle of the Hills and the Caves, who influences all aspects of Umuofian life.

Where did we see Ezeudu previously in the novel?

Leaders of the clan who are considered the ancestral spirits, who wear masks during certain rituals and speak on behalf of the spirits; the term can be either singular or plural.

A boy of fourteen who is given to Umuofia by a neighboring village to avoid war. He is a clever, resourceful young man.

A village widow who is also the priestess of Agbala.

The central character of Things Fall Apart. A young leader of the African Igbo community of Umuofia. He is known as a fierce warrior as well as a successful farmer. He is determined to overcome the stigma left by his father's laziness and w

Okonkwo's second wife; the mother of Ezinma, her only living child.

Okonkwo's oldest son, age twelve at the book's beginning. He is innately a sensitive young man.

Okonkwo's best friend, who often uses critical thinking and represents the voice of reason.

Okonkwo's father, known for his weakness and lack of responsibility.

Daughter of Ekwefi and Okonkwo; Ekwefi's only surviving child.