The egwugwu hear the case of Uzowulu, who claims that his in-laws took his wife Mgbafo from his house, and therefore, they should return her bride-price to him.

Uzowulu, A Umuofia man who brings a complaint against his in-laws for the theft of his wife, Mgbafo. Mgbafo's brother, Odukwe, accuses Uzowulu of domestic abuse ... Things Fall Apart: Overview · Analysis of Chapter 10

The trial begins with a ritual introduction during which Evil Forest questions Uzowulu. He says that Mgbafo is his wife and that his in-laws came to his house, ...

They argue that Uzowulu must beg Mgbafo to return to him. If she agrees, the brothers declare, Uzowulu must understand that they will cut his genitals off ...

Uzowulu is a man of Umuofia who claims that his brothers-in-law beat him and took away his wife and children and that they refuse to return his wife's bride ...

• Uzowulu (87) – Mgbafo's abusive husband, he pays his wife's family in order to keep her as his wife. • Odukwe (90) – Mgbafo's eldest brother, speaks for ...

After the egwugwu retreat to consult with each other, their leader, Evil Forest, comes back with a decision: He commands Uzowulu to take wine to his in-laws and ...

The story of the man and the goat shows that the market at Umuike is full of what? 2. Why does Evil Forest address Uzowulu saying, "Uzowulu's body, I salute you ...

Uzowulu interjects to insist that Mgbafo miscarried when she slept with her lover. The egwugwu point out that no lover would sleep with a pregnant woman.

"Uzowulu's body, I salute you," he said. Spirits always addressed humans as "bodies." Uzowulu bent down and touched the earth with his right hand as a sign ...