Ezinma, Okonkwo's favorite daughter and the only child of Ekwefi, is bold in the way that she approaches—and even sometimes contradicts—her father.

Ezinma symbolizes the son that Okonkwo always wanted. Although Okonkwo has a son, Enzinma's traits, such as bravery and strength, are traditional male ... Ezinma: Things Fall Apart · Ezinma: Family Relationships

Ezinma is Okonkwo's eldest daughter and Ekwefi's only child to survive past infancy. Ezinma resembles her mother who was once the village beauty.

Ezinma is Okonkwo's eldest daughter and Ekwefi's only child. The girl has a very close relationship with her mother, and she is her father's favorite child.

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Although written in English, Things Fall Apart is an African storyteller's story, making greater use of African folktale elements than of Western narrative ...

Ezinma's character provides vital insight into the book's motifs of change, adaptation, and conflicting societal norms against individual capabilities.

Ezinma demonstrates a sense of self-possession and assertiveness that Okonkwo considers masculine and wishes his sons had.

Ezinma is Okonkwo's eldest daughter, and Ekwefi's only child. She has a very deep bond with her mother whom, unlike other children, she calls by her name, ...

Ezinma, the daughter of Okonkwo and Ekwefi in Things Fall Apart, plays a significant role as she is Okonkwo's favorite child and embodies qualities he admires.