The reflection towards Okonkwo’s actions towards his society changes him in a way. It makes his family get used to him. For example, “[…] he [Okonkwo] was not afraid of war. He was a man of action, a man of war. Unlike his father …show more content…
Towards the author’s words, “Okonkwo was specially fond of Ezinma. She looked very much like her mother, who was once the village beauty. But his fondness only showed on very rare occasions. (5.60)” It reflected upon the civilized matter because most of the village people did not have much of what she had. This also affects the relation with Okonkwo and his family. They really didn’t have much and the fact that there uncivilized matters acquired occasionally, they really didn’t judge themselves. It’s like they just went with the flow of how things went. We can’t judge their society in relations to civilized worlds. The society they live in is way different than what we live in. They see it as a good civilized society and we see it