By Alan Paton
Stephen Kumalo undergoes a profound experience in Cry, the Beloved Country. Although writers often fail to give readers believable insights into the spiritual development of a character like Kumalo, Paton avoids such an error.
Write an essay in which you trace the reasons for Kumalos spiritual development. What characters, events, and attitudes shape this development? How would you explain the difference in his spiritual state at the end of the novel versus the way we see him at the beginning of the novel?
Remember that a good essay begins with an interesting introductory paragraph with a focusing thesis statement, then moves to body paragraphs that support the thesis using specific elements from the story (including commentary, analysis, reflection, discussion, and short quotes), and ends with a summary conclusion. Always avoid long passages in your essay that simply summarize the plot.
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