okonkwo seems to reject anything that strikes him as unmanly of feminine .How might this tendency affect his future ?how might it affect his relationship with Nwoye? 

Masculinity is one of Okonkwo's obsessions, and he defines masculinity quite narrowly. For him, any kind of tenderness is a sign of weakness and effeminacy. Male power lies in authority and brute force. But throughout the novel, we are shown men with more sophisticated understanding of masculinity. Okonkwo's harshness drives Nwoye away from the family and into the arms of the new religion.

what do you think will happen to okonkwo when he flees from his clan ?do you think he can succeed outside Unuofia ?why and why not?