The protagonist of the novel once penned a poem that praises his countrymen's "zest for life and jollity" that begins "God bless our noble fatherland.
The protagonist of the novel once penned a poem that praises his countrymen's "zest for life and jollity" that begins "God bless our noble fatherland." The protagonist returns to a bustling metropolis and is startled by the carcass of a dead dog while waiting for a taxi, after which he argues with his girlfriend about whether to see a movie. This novel insinuates that the protagonist's secretary, Marie Tomlinson, spies on him for the resentful William Green. One character in this novel named Sam is ironically referred to as "The Honorable," and its protagonist desires to marry a taboo osu girl. The protagonist is indebted to his village's Progressive Union, but his finances are strained when he finances Clara's abortion, and he is eventually arrested for taking a bribe. For 10 points, name this novel about Obi Okonkwo, the sequel to Things Fall Apart, by Chinua Achebe
The protagonist of the novel once penned a poem that praises his countrymen's "zest for life and jollity" that begins "God bless our noble fatherland.
{No Longer at Ease}