Epilogue: And Then What Happened?

The story ended with Okeke's fear that he would not know his grandsons. How would he make it up to them? Use your imagination. How should the story end? (Student ID)

Were They Right?

Okeke refused to see his son after Nnaemeka had decided to marry Nene. Was he right?
Nnaemeka refused to marry the woman Okeke wanted him to marry. Was he right? Explain your answers. (Student ID for credit).

Family Problems: A Reality

Have there been any conflicts in your family? Were the conflicts solved? If so, explain how they were solved. If not, why do you think family members can't solve the conflict? (Student ID to get credit)

Family Problems: Is There a Solution?

What caused the problem between Okeke and Nnaemeka? How might they resolve this type of problem in the future? (Student ID)

Arranged Marriages versus Love Marriages

Which are better--arranged or love marriages? Explain your answer. (Student ID)

Your Marital Status

What is your point of view about marriage? Are you married? Will you ever get married? Explain your position. (Student ID)

Irony

Explain how the title of the story is an example of verbal irony. (Student ID for credit)