In Isidore Okpewho's prescribed novel *The Last Duty*, match each major character on the left with their corresponding primary narrative role or structural function on the right.
- OshevireThe principled protagonist whose uncompromising moral integrity results in unjust imprisonment and communal alienation.
- Toje OnoshevokeThe opportunistic antagonist who exploits wartime authority to ruin his rival and assert economic dominance.
- AkuThe vulnerable spouse whose struggle for survival amidst extreme isolation leads to tragic emotional compromise.
- OdiboThe marginalized dependent whose eventual rebellion unmasks the moral decay and impotence of his oppressor.
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Oshevire matches the principled protagonist whose uncompromising moral integrity results in unjust imprisonment; Toje matches the opportunistic antagonist who exploits wartime authority; Aku matches the vulnerable spouse whose struggle for survival leads to tragic emotional compromise; and Odibo matches the marginalized dependent whose eventual rebellion unmasks the moral decay of his oppressor.
Each character in *The Last Duty* fulfills a distinct narrative function within Isidore Okpewho's examination of human behavior during the Nigerian Civil War: Oshevire embodies uncompromising moral uprightness; Toje embodies corrupt antagonist ambition; Aku represents the tragic vulnerability of isolated non-combatants; and Odibo serves as the agent of exposure who unmasks his master's downfall.
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Major Character Identification and Role Analysis