Moral Complexities in Achebe's Things Fall Apart

In the realm of literature, characters often navigate complex moral landscapes that raise significant ethical questions. Choose one of the following texts and analyze how the author conveys the moral complexities faced by a central character. In your response, consider how the author's use of literary devices—such as imagery, symbolism, and dialogue—enhances your understanding of the character's struggles and the broader ethical implications. Your analysis should be grounded in specific textual evidence from the chosen work.

Choose one of the following texts:

• Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein
• Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart
• Toni Morrison’s Beloved

Your response should be a well-organized essay that presents a clear argument supported by appropriate textual evidence.