How has nwoye change and what has caused the change?

Nwoye undergoes significant transformation in Chinua Achebe's "Things Fall Apart," primarily as a response to the oppressive expectations of his father, Okonkwo, and the rigid masculinity that pervades their Igbo culture. Initially, Nwoye struggles under the weight of his father's expectations, feeling alienated due to his sensitivity and affinity for traditional stories. However, after experiencing the trauma of his mother's exile and witnessing the brutalities of colonialism, he ultimately embraces Christianity, seeking solace and acceptance in a faith that contrasts starkly with his father's values. This shift reflects both personal rebellion and a quest for identity amidst cultural upheaval.