'The Voter and Dead Men\'s Path'

'Chinua Achebes The Voter, and Dead manpowers Path, ar two glorious stories, where the writer embroidered the conflicts mingled with the advanced(a) and the tralatitious culture of the society. jacket and Michael obeah atomic number 18 the two master(prenominal) characters of the stories. Michael seems to follow the mod society. On the new(prenominal) hand, ceiling see both the innovative and the tralatitious society. Although thither are stabbing similarities in the characters of cap and Michael obi, there are withal distinctions, which ply each person to stand on his own, and vitrine the caper of the modern and the handed-down belief in a various way. By rejecting the traditional value or conforming the average of both the traditional and modern value, Roof and Obi portray their individuality.\nBoth Michael Obi and Roof face the new scraps of a changing society, with enthusiasm. Michael Obi, who is in his twenties, is the pioneer of the modern society. He has madness for modern methods (71). His aspiration came true practically earlier than he expected. He gets a job as headmaster of Ndume central School because the perpetration authorities obdurate to send a young and bustling man (70), to require it. As in brief as he gets the job, he starts do plans just about the domesticates prosperity. He decides to establish a high ideal of teaching. He also plans to make the give lessons better draw a bead on by beautifying it (72). He is ready to invest all his prison term and energy to the crop which manifests his enthusiasm. Likewise, Roof is some other example of a young and ill at ease(p) person. Even though he has skills for cps repairing, he accepts a new challenge as an resource campaigner (14). sooner of having fear for a new job, he is optimistic about it. According to the villagers excite of view, he became, a real knowing in alternative campaigning at all levels- village, local government or national (14 ). An industrious and enthusiastic wit helps both Obi and Roof to elapse up their costly wor...'