Beginning when the protagonist receives a telegram from Theophilus Msimangu imploring him to help his sister Gertrude, the protagonist also meets an activist for racial justice, the father of the man the protagonist's son murdered, named Arthur Jarvis.
The protagonist's brother John, originally a carpenter, became a businessman and politician, while his sister has become a prostitute and alcohol dealer. Beginning when the protagonist receives a telegram from Theophilus Msimangu imploring him to help his sister Gertrude, the protagonist also meets an activist for racial justice, the father of the man the protagonist's son murdered, named Arthur Jarvis. For 10 points, identify this novel chronicling Stephen Kumalo's search for his son Absalom in Johannesburg, South Africa, written by Alan Paton.
The protagonist's brother John, originally a carpenter, became a businessman and politician, while his sister has become a prostitute and alcohol dealer.
{Cry}, the {Beloved Country}