Giant silk cotton tree which was sacred; spirits of good children lived in that tree waiting to be born. Pg 40
Ekwefi, second wife, told a women at the wrestling match about Okonkwo attempting to kill her.
Ezinma- Ekwefi's only child
Okafo, Ikezue- besy wrestlers of the villages (Okafo won the match)
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Nwoye would feign annoyance and grumble aloud about women and their troubles, Okonkwo liked this.
Story of Vulture- Whenever Nwoye's mother sang this song he felt carried away to the distant scene in the sky where Vulture, Earth's emissary, sang for mercy.
Harmattan season- cold, after the harvest was gathered.
Ikemefuna was killed by some men and Okonkwo after the Oracle of the Cave said so. Pg 52
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Okonkwo mourns the death of Ikemefuna pg. 54
Ogbuefi Ndule the oldest man in the village dies. pg 58
Obierka is Okonkwo's friend pg 55
They talk about the story of Ozoemena pg 58
Akueke, is Maduka's half sister pg 60
Jigida - Waste of beads pg 61
Akueke's bride-price was settled at twenty bags of cowries.
Amadi was a leper, and the polite name for leprosy was "the white skin"
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