Cry The Beloved Country, by Alan Paton, is a story about Reverend Stephen Kumalo. In this book, Stephen Kumalo was not only responsible as a brother, but also as a father. Stephen Kumalo always showed extreme kindness and love to everyone. He also showed great forgiveness along his difficult journey. Reverend Kumalo's responsible, forgiving, and loving character helped him get through all the hard trials he faced.
Kumalo was responsible with his decision to go find his family in Johannesburg. Though he was old and had little money, he knew it was right to go find his son, brother, and sister. After seeing that his sister became a prostitute, he still brought her and her son back to a better house and bought them new clothes. He never gave up looking for his son even when he looked in so many places and it seemed he would never find him. When Reverend Kumalo found out that a girl was pregnant because of Absalom, his son, he was responsible in going to see her, and accepting her......

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Title: Cry The Beloved Country
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