Monday, July 28, 2008

seventh journal

28 July 2008

Entry Number 19

Page# 63-64

It has been a couple of days since Lkemefuna was killed by Okonkwo. This has been a distressful and full of emotion week. Okonkwo couldn’t sleep because of what happened to Lkemefuna. Serious regret would flood through Okonkwo’s mind so fiercely. He would loose sleep for days for his lost mind killing a innocent lad for pride sake.

When the officials of Umuofia came to arrest Lkemefuna and take him to the execution location, the officer hit the young lad on the head, and then the young lad ran to Okonkwo. Okonkwo didn’t want to be looked upon as a weak man so he killed Lkemefuna. An innocent little lad’s blood was on a cautious, and prideful mans hands.

28 July 2008

Entry Number 20

Page# 76

Now it was extremely bad and unfortunate luck for a middle age women by the name of Ekwefi. She consumed 10beautiful children in this world. She was cursed by an ageing spirits that manifest itself in human flesh to die early, and young. This is a repeated cycle of what the spirits do in order to make a family tear and be depressed.

Nine out of ten children that Ekwefi consumed died at an early and young age. Ezinma was very ill and was dying of poor health. This very incident poured out fear on a worried mother’s heart. They treated her with all they could and hoped for the best for their daughter.

28 July 2008

Entry Number 21

Page# 76-84

Oybanje is a very bad and hurtful spirit. Ezinma hid her iyi-uwa and she thought it would end all of her problems, but it only made it worse. So the cause of her being so ill was because she hid her iyi-uwa. So when times were rough Okonkwo and Ekwefi went to the expert doctor Okagbue. This was a rare case for the expert doctor and a really challenging one.

So Okagbue asked Ezinma where her iyi-uwa was and she led him on a serious adventure to find her iyi-uwa. She told the doctor that it was hidden in the Evil Forest. It was a long a trying day and at every moment Ezinma was getting worse by the moment. So eventually she led the doctor to the hole which she buried her iyi-uwa. They would the iyi-uwa and eventually a couple of days later she began to fill better.

Monday, July 21, 2008

Sixth Journal

21 July 2008

Entry Number 16

Page # 55-56

Okonkwo and all the women in his compound were inside the hunt preparing the evening feast that was set for dawn. Okonkwo then decided it will be a good time to go outside with his son and do some harvesting labor. It was a normal day like all other days in the village of Umuofia. Then in a twinkling of an eye darkness covered the city like darkness covers space.

It looked like rain was about to shower down in a fierce and hostile way. Then a thought ran dangerously through Okonkwo wandering mind. It looked like darkness has covered the whole Umuofia village, but the thunderous sounds of citizen’s impacted Okonkwo whole thought. It seems like locust have come to Umuofia.


21 July 2008

Entry Number 17

Page # 57

Lkemefuna was a young and well loved child. He was a like a foster child in a huge family. He grew to have a very close and desirable relationship with his master Okonkwo. Okonkwo felt like Lkemefuna was his very handsome and well grown son.

The council of Umuofia decided to kill Lkemefuna. Okonkwo felt like a sword just stabbed him in his giant heart. It was the most emotional scene in this novel. It was the furthest thought from my imagination that he would be killed. I believe that Lkemefuna deserved to live among the Umuofia citizens, and enjoy a happy and prospering life.

21 July 2008

Entry Number 18

Page # 71

The officers of Umuofia went to arrest Lkemefuna so they can take him into the Forest and execute him. When the officers came to yield the young lad, the whole Okonkwo family felt the spirit of depression come over them. They really love Lkemefuna and only wished for the best for the young lad.

On the way to the Forest the officers were beating and mocking the young lad. Lkemefuna knew that his trip back to his original family would never come to past. He felt a horrible feeling inside him telling him this might be his very last trip. I can only imagine the thoughts that were running through the young lads lost mind. Eventually the officers hit lkemefuna with the deadly weapon, and the young lad ran fiercely to his foster father and Okonkwo killed Lkemefuna.

Sixth Journal

21 July 2008

Entry Number 16

Page # 55-56

Okonkwo and all the women in his compound were inside the hunt preparing the evening feast that was set for dawn. Okonkwo then decided it will be a good time to go outside with his son and do some harvesting labor. It was a normal day like all other days in the village of Umuofia. Then in a twinkling of an eye darkness covered the city like darkness covers space.

It looked like rain was about to shower down in a fierce and hostile way. Then a thought ran dangerously through Okonkwo wandering mind. It looked like darkness has covered the whole Umuofia village, but the thunderous sounds of citizen’s impacted Okonkwo whole thought. It seems like locust have come to Umuofia.


21 July 2008

Entry Number 17

Page # 57

Lkemefuna was a young and well loved child. He was a like a foster child in a huge family. He grew to have a very close and desirable relationship with his master Okonkwo. Okonkwo felt like Lkemefuna was his very handsome and well grown son.

The council of Umuofia decided to kill Lkemefuna. Okonkwo felt like a sword just stabbed him in his giant heart. It was the most emotional scene in this novel. It was the furthest thought from my imagination that he would be killed. I believe that Lkemefuna deserved to live among the Umuofia citizens, and enjoy a happy and prospering life.

21 July 2008

Entry Number 18

Page # 71

The officers of Umuofia went to arrest Lkemefuna so they can take him into the Forest and execute him. When the officers came to yield the young lad, the whole Okonkwo family felt the spirit of depression come over them. They really love Lkemefuna and only wished for the best for the young lad.

On the way to the Forest the officers were beating and mocking the young lad. Lkemefuna knew that his trip back to his original family would never come to past. He felt a horrible feeling inside him telling him this might be his very last trip. I can only imagine the thoughts that were running through the young lads lost mind. Eventually the officers hit lkemefuna with the deadly weapon, and the young lad ran fiercely to his foster father and Okonkwo killed Lkemefuna.

Monday, July 14, 2008

Fith set of journals

14 July 2008

Entry Number 11

Page# 47

Maduka was an amazing young man with incredible wrestling abilities. It wasn’t lengthy before he was the gossip of the village. Normally the adults of the village didn’t show no interest in the young people wrestling matches, but this particular wrestling event cause them to become excited in their hearts. Very few people have ever seen such an exciting young wrestling match take place.

Maduka won the match within seconds of it beginning. The crowed roared with claps, and thunderous voices. Three you men from Maduka team came to him and threw him upon their shoulders. It was a very sensational moment for every living soul in the arena.

14 July 2008

Entry Number 12

Page # 47

Chielo was the priestess of Agbala and was a young lady. Chielo came to the Okonkwo compound to visit the very ill Ezinma. Chielo then asked Ekwefi could she take her daughter for a couple of minutes. Then she took the very ill Ezinma to the Oracle Hill Cave when they went inside for a while. Ekwefi followed close behind to hinder anything from happening to her only child Ezinma.

Chielo was a very close friend with Ekwefi. Chielo was a window with two children. Then out came Chielo and Ezinma from the Cave to head back to the village of Umuofia. Chielo brought Ezinma back to her bed and then she departed.

14 July 2008

Entry Number 13

Page #

This is the account of the great battle of the two young leaders of the village. It was well past dusk when all the wrestling began. The battle began and the two young leaders bounce in circles. Both of the young men where well known in the village, therefore they knew most of each others stunts.

The battle was very fierce while the blood of the people watching ran cold through their veins. The volume of the crowed was so great that it violently swallowed the drummer’s beats. This was a very enjoyable fight for all the elders, and citizens of the village. The battle was long and exciting. Unfortunately Okafo defeated Amadiora at the very last stunt.

Sunday, July 6, 2008

Fourth set of Journals

6 July 2008

Entry Number 10

Page # 29-30

The week of peace is a rare a sacred week in the Umuofia village. This week was dedicated to the gods and goddess in the villages. When this week approached there were no criminal acts to be preformed. This week was set aside to be a holy week, and if anybody broke this sacred day with some criminal act they would be punished.

Okonkwo let his anger and wrath get to the best of him on this week. Ojiugo was okonkwo’s third and youngest wife. She left without permission, and when she arrived home she awaited a near death experience. Okonkwo broke the week of peace and there he was punished by Ezeani, the priest of the earth goddess.

6 July 2008

Entry Number 11

Page # 31

No one was suppose to do any work our criminal acts during the Week of Peace. Okonkwo committed the first criminal act during the Week of Peace. He was now the gossip of the town. Okonkwo knew he had committed a horrible crime and he went to the local priest for help.

The priest couldn’t do too much to stop the emotional pain that was with in Okonkwo. Okonkwo felt the sharp pain inside but he wouldn’t let one tear or sign of emotion out. The people of the villages said that he had no respect for the gods of Umuofia.

6 July 2008

Entry Number 12

Page # 47

The drums were off and the whole tribe of Umuofia was awaiting the promising wrestling matches. This was the heart and soul of the village purpose of entertainment. The drums were like a echo that sounded out over all the village. It was just about dawn and the young men of the tribe started their wrestling matches.

The men and women of Umuofia didn’t really pay attention to any of the young men wrestling matches. This particular match was an interesting rivalry. This match held a future and promising young lad named Maduka. This young man grabbed the attention of all the tribal leaders in the tribe.