In Civil Peace by Chinua Achebe, Jonathan considers the most money "as nothing" because having lived through the way, he now values the lives of his family above all else.
Chinua Achebe's Civil Peace explores the themes of
"Civil Peace," like a conventional story, is narrated in the third person, and Achebe reveals readers little about his main character save the facts necessary to tell the story.
The title word, "Civil Peace," is spoken by the thieving leader, indicating the story's final irony. It is paradoxical because the time is neither civil nor peaceful, as seen by the presence of the thieves.
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