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Summary
Chapter Twenty
In Chapter Twenty when Okonkwo returns to his clan, he knows that the places that he once held have been filled by other people. However, he has been planning his return to his village ever since his exile began. When Okonkwo’s exile first began, it appeared that his luck had changed. Then, he had lost his first son to the new religion. He warns his other sons of their outcomes if they decide to follow the new religion as Nwoye did. His one regret is that his daughter, Ezinma, was not a boy as she seems to understand him best. Although she is very beautiful and has had many suitors, she has turned each of them down because she knows that her father wants her to marry someone in Umuofia. Ezinma encourages her half-sister to wait as well. Okonkwo...
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