Obereika chides that central character for participating in the murder of Ikemefuna (ICK-ay-muh-FOO-nuh).
Some missionaries in this novel warn against abandoning twins in the Evil Forest and see their church torn down by a mob. The central figure of this novel worships a "chi" and owns two barns of yams. During the Week of Peace, the protagonist of this novel is fined for beating one of his three wives. Obereika chides that central character for participating in the murder of Ikemefuna (ICK-ay-muh-FOO-nuh). This novel ends with the suicide of the Ibo tribesman Okonkwo. No Longer at Ease was the sequel to, for 10 points, what novel about colonial Nigeria by Chinua Achebe?
Some missionaries in this novel warn against abandoning twins in the Evil Forest and see their church torn down by a mob.
{Things Fall Apart}