Proving convegence of sequence

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How do I prove

$w_{k+1} = \frac{-(2 (3 - 4 e + 2 e^2) g )}{(-5 + 4 e)} \times w_k$

converges to $0$ over $k\rightarrow \infty$ and say $w_0=1$

Possible bounds are: $0<e<1$ and $0<g<1$.

Also $e$ is just another variable, not Euler number

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For $g=0.9$ and $e=0.1$, then $$\left| \frac{-(2 (3 - 4 e + 2 e^2) g )}{(-5 + 4 e)}\right| >1$$

So the sequence diverges.