I believe the answer would be B!
Have a Warm and Wonderful Day!
I watched as my wife passed by, taking deep breathes from a cigarette. I saw every fine detailed about her, her long curvy legs, her hair so perfectly tied back. I saw her black dress, silk and smooth that the light glister off it. I saw the pearl necklace around her neck, the one I bought her. I saw the beautiful face of the heavens, oh how she took every ounce of my breathe away. I smiled at her, she kindly returned back. For a moment, the world stood still. But it went back to my normal life, and the women I saw was just words I wrote on a piece of paper.
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Answer:
Okonkwo was inwardly pleased at his son’s development, and he knew it was due to Ikemefuna. He wanted Nwoye to grow into a tough young man capable of ruling his father’s household when he was dead and gone to join the ancestors. He wanted him to be a prosperous man, having enough in his barn to feed the ancestors with regular sacrifices. And so he was always happy when he heard him grumbling about women.
Explanation:
This quote shows Okonkwo wanting Nwoye to be successful and carry out Okonkwo's legacy as his son and how Nwoye has already begun to adopt Okonkwo's traits.
