The clash between the missionaries and the clan is reflected in
the relationship between okonkwo and nwoye
the tension between okonkwo and okeke
the arguments between the outcasts and the twins
okonkwo’s own time in exile

#1) The clash between the missionaries and the clan is reflected in .
The answer is a. the relationship between Okonkwo and Nwoye. Nwoye's betrayal of his father by converting to Christianity can be read as an attempt to get back at his father for his crime. Christianity, too, has its appeal for Nwoye. The missionaries hymn about brothers living in "darkness and fear, ignorant of the love of God" touches Nwoye deeply. This missionaries message seems to speak of another way to live that Nwoye never knew about – a way of life in which fathers don't kill their adoptive sons and twins are not abandoned to die in the Evil Forest.

"marigolds" takes place in a shantytown in rural maryland during the great depression.