a is at turn, Okonkwo at turn, eye level angle.Obierika: Oknonkwo you will no longer be a respected clansman. You will be an outsider for much time and those who would help you in Umuofia will not help you in Mbanta.(As Okonkwo speaks the morning sun illuminates his face.)Extreme low angle, full front ,medium shot.Okonkwo: What then should I do? Should I run like a scared prey? No. I should abandon my blood! A true Umuofia clansman could never do such a thing.(The camera then moves to Obierikas reaction shot at a close up, full front shot to the burned landscape of the village of Umuofia at a circular panning shot from a 30 foot focus distance. Then back to Okonkwo.)Extreme low angle, full front ,medium shot.Oknonkwo: My children will eat. My children will eat if it kills me.Medium shot, Obierika is at turn, Okonkwo at turn, eye level angleObierika: You must also care for your wives very closely. For if you fail to treat them properly they will not be able to serve your needs.(As Obierika speaks Ezeina and Dzenu appear from the grass hut with teary eyes and heavy hearts.)The medium shot is taken from extreme right with Obierika at turn, Okonkwo and Ezeina at full front and Dzenu at turn. A dark cloud temporarily subdues the sunlight.Ezeina: Oknonkwo what will our future bring us? We are all frightened.Obierika: Everything will be all right Ezeina. Your husband is making plans for you.Okonkwo: Do not hide the truth Obierika. Perhaps you have not heard from others that we must leave Umuofia. We will be leaving soon.Ezeina: Why?Close up, Full front, eye level angle. Dzenu: Father, what have you done that has brought this family so much trouble?Close up, Full front, low angle.Okonkwo: Dzenu, one day you will be old enough to understand. For now remember that your father is a man of tradition, a man who respects and fears the earth goddess.Close up, full front, low angle.Obierika: The earth goddess has demanded that your father leaves ...
