Relations between the Igbo people and the white missionaries take a turn for the worse when Nwoye joins the church and changes his name to Isaac.
Nwoye reconnected with himself when the missionaries reawakened his hope and faith. Nwoye signaled his break from his old religions and "heathen" ways by joining the missionaries' church. This event, along with the compliance of many of the men in the tribe, drive Okonwo to a breaking point that ultimately leads to him murdering the missionaries' leader with his machete.
Answer:
The speaker is initially weary of traveling, but he then becomes weary of active life altogether after visiting the land of the Lotos-eaters.
Explanation:
Passionate expression of grief and sorrow
Value of Family or
Loss of innocence
