What was Okonkwo's weakness?

Okonkwo suffered:

• The shame of an agbala father.
• The burden of having to take care of a young child from Mbaino.
• The burden of his father's talking, grating on his nerves.
• Having to discipline his children.
• His wife Ojiugo's impudence when she did not take care of her responsibilities.
• The shame of breaking the Week of Peace, including the curse the gods gave him.
• Having to deal with stupid court cases as an egwugwu.
• Many dead children.
• Having to worry about his daughter's abduction by the Oracle.
• Having to find his daughter Ezinma's iyi-uwa.
• Having to cure his daughter Ezinma's iba.
• Being unable to immediately marry his first love, Ekwefi, and watching her marry someone else.
• The demolition of his compound.
• Exile after accidentally shooting Ezeudu's son.
• Great depression from being exiled.
• Having his eldest son forsake his gods and convert to Christianity.
• The knowledge that his sons would never be as manly as he was.
• Anger at the white man for being jailed unjustly.
• His head shaved.
• The knowledge that his clan had been broken, fallen apart, and that they were no longer men of action.
• Death.