is the audience meant to admire okonkwo's achievements his climb to distinction from a shameful childhood or to condemn him and his overbearing and violent nature? do you admire okonkwo or condemn him? does achebe, the author, admire or condemn his main c

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is the audience meant to admire okonkwo's achievements his climb to distinction from a shameful childhood or to condemn him and his overbearing and violent nature? do you admire okonkwo or condemn him? does achebe, the author, admire or condemn his main c

is the audience meant to admire okonkwo's achievements his climb to distinction from a shameful childhood or to condemn him and his overbearing and violent nature? do you admire okonkwo or condemn him? does achebe, the author, admire or condemn his main characters?

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