Uchendu

He is the younger brother of Okonkwo's mother. Uchendu is a very wise man who has lost a lot, he only has one of his six wives left and twenty two of his children have died. His personality is very much the opposite of Okonkwo, he is a peaceful man who is always willing to compromise. When Okonkwo and his family are exiled they move to the village of Mbata, his mothers homeland and Uchendu is there to welcome Okonkwo warmly. Uchendu helps Okonkwo by providing him with seed yams to prepare new crops, and also he gives Okonkwo emotional advice and tells him to be grateful to have the chance to come back to his motherland. Even after Okonkwo's actions Uchendu opens his arms wide for Okonkwo and shows him the comfort of the nw village, it shows a lot about the personality of Unchendu.

Okonkwo moves to Mbanta with his family because he killed a boy by accident. He is exiled for 7 years. During his stay, missionaries come to the village to build another church. There are six missionaries, one man is white and the other are black men. The missionaries ask the people of Mbanta for land so the missionaries give land from the Evil Forest. The people of Mbanta wanted to see if they would die for their punishment of building on their land. But the missionaries didn't die.

When they built the church, Nwoye, Okonkwo's son, is fascinated by the church's teachings and hymns. But Nwoye was caught in the Church, when Okonkwo found out he was so shocked!

__//**The End**//__ The white missionaries builds hospitals and schools in the village of Umuofia. Okonkwo was similar to happy after the first time in many years. The people of Umuofia have agreed to do something large. This is what made him almost completely happy. Six men went to jail because they destroyed the church. So the District Commissioners had a court order for the six men. They were bailed out of jail the next day. During the next meeting, Okonkwo killed a man with his machete. The next day, the District Commissioners came to take Okonkwo away but they saw him hanging from a tree, dead.