Part 2 of problem/Achebe's monster

The characters in my setting are primarily my parents. They are the two people that I try to please the most. The setting is wherever I am faced with my problem. As of now, the setting is college.

I believe that man is Achebe’s monster. It becomes clear that the white men are the more focused of the monsters, but I believe that all humans are the monsters. The fact that man’s pride and selfish ambition is a large factor in his judgments and decisions is what effectively brings his downfall because he uses idea curtains such as racism to separate himself from others.
After Achebe, I think that Rousseau’s savage remains the same. It appeared to me that the savage was man in his natural state and was therefore lessened to disharmony than man was in the state of society. Achebe reinforces the idea that man is put into further struggle and harm when confronted with man's idea of uniformity through society.