Whose thoughts form the final paragraph of the novel? a.) the district commissioner b.) mr. smith c.) okonkwo d.) nwoye

The correct answer for this question would be A) the District Commissioner.

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The thoughts from the final paragraph of the novel are from the District Commissioner. The correct answer is A.

Explanation:

First of all, let's remember that we are talking about the book called Things Fall Apart, by Chinua Achebe.

In the final paragraph of the novel the author changes the mostly objective tone that he uses throuout the novel to use the personal point of view of the District Commissioner, whose thoghts in the end become the final irony of the book.

In the end, the Commissioner seems unconcerned about the irony on the  the colonialists' methods of pacification -usually achieved through suppression and violence — themselves essentially primitive means for achieving nationalistic objectives. That is why I chose A.