Question

Which detail from Cry, the Beloved Country shapes the theme that the racial divisions in South Africa can be mended, despite how grim the situation appears?


Absalom writes a letter of apology to the widow and the son of the man he killed.


After the trial, a white man breaks tradition and goes over to the black side to help Kumalo.


During the sentencing phase of Absalom's trial, James Jarvis testifies and asks that the court show mercy.


The judge frees the two Africans who committed the robbery and murder with Absalom.

Answer 1

I believe the correct choice should be "C" or the third option.

Answer 2

Answer:

• After the trial, a white man breaks tradition and goes over to the black side to help Kumalo.

Explanation:

Cry, The Beloved Country happens amid the verifiable time of becoming racial pressure and conflict that prompted the political arrangement of politically-sanctioned racial segregation in South Africa, a strategy in which the decision whites upheld an arrangement of strict racial isolation.

The novel shows how financial disparity along racial lines sows the seeds of disdain, question, and dread that prompts a thought like politically-sanctioned racial segregation coming to appear the main conceivable remedial.