In "Marriage Is a Private Affair," what changes Okeke's mind?

A. The letter he writes to Nnaemeka
B. The letter his grandsons write to him
C. The letter Nene writes to him
D. The letters Nnaemeka writes to him

Question

In "Marriage Is a Private Affair," what changes Okeke's mind?  


 A. The letter he writes to Nnaemeka 
 B. The letter his grandsons write to him 
 C. The letter Nene writes to him 
 D. The letters Nnaemeka writes to him

anonymous · Answer

In "Marriage Is a Private Affair," which is NOT an example of an irony in the character of Okeke? 


 A. That a Christian could be so unforgiving 
 B. That a father would insist on his son marrying inside their tribe 
 C. That a loving father would have nothing to do with his family 
 D. That a person who considers himself modern could be so superstitious

anonymous · Answer

B isn't an example of irony. and I'm not sure on the first one. I know that both Nene and Nnaemeka write to him but I don't know much more than that

anonymous · Answer

I believe the first one is c. In the end she writes a letter to him about his new grandchildren, but he's dying so a changed mind didn't really do much.