Need help with my writing homework on Social Contrasts and its Impacts over Personalities. Write a 1500 word paper answering;

Need help with my writing homework on Social Contrasts and its Impacts over Personalities. Write a 1500 word paper answering; The first novel “Things fall apart” is written by Chinua Achebe, who is a Nigerian. hence, the novel depicts Africans particularly Nigerian culture very much. It was published in 1958 and is amongst the first African novels which were written in English. The plot revolves around the archaic people of the Nigerian tribe Umuofia, headed by a strong-minded and brave leader Okonkwo, who is the major character of the novel. He was a warrior, a person who thoughts that his masculinity is everything for him, and without it he is nothing. Since he was offensive of his lazy and reckless father who build nothing for his family, rather threw them under the burden of great debt. Okonkwo made him rough and tough and denied himself of everything his father was associated with. He did not want to look like his weak and effeminate father. Since his father never attained a better social position in the tribe and died as a useless man, Okonkwo becomes rash like a ruthless animal, with no emotions for family. Although he married thrice and had several children, yet he had no love for them as he considered that love makes a man weaker and that there is no place for love and affection in a man’s masculine heart. None of his wives could make him complain and affectionate. In a masculine-oriented and male dominant society like Umuofia, a person like Okonkwo can definitely survive well. rather he can lead them and can attain a respectable social position. That is what attained by Okonkwo by making his personality defiant and rough. Sometimes, his more than rash behavior bring embarrassment and grief to his family, but he never changed himself as he does not want to be called a coward and “feminine”. His father was fond of doing conversation therefore he made himself aloof and proud. In his point of view, his father was “worthless”. While doing so, as he became the leader of the clan, he became prosperous and wealthy enough to run three families of him.