<span>Okonkwo himself grows quite fond of Ikemefuna, but he does not show any affection ... he considers doing so a sign of weakness, which he refuses to tolerate in himself or others. ... Even though he knows that they are too young to understand farming ... Okonkwo is very fond of Ezinma but rarely demonstrates his <span>affection</span></span>
Okonkwo is the guardian of Ikemefuna, who lives with Okonkwo's family and sees him as a second father. Okonkwo has affection for him, but he does not show it so as not to appear weak before the other members of the tribe. So much so, that when the Oracle determines that Ikemefuna must die, Okonkwo is the one who kills him despite not having the obligation to do so, to demonstrate this strength to the rest.
Explanation: In a sonnet, a two line stanza is typically referred to couplet...and it's usually structurally at the ending of the poem...in the case of a fourteen line poem (sonnet).
When it warms up and we can go swimming. If we find swimsuits that we like and fit into our budget, we will have something to do during our free time in the summer. To maintain a good friendship.
