Which statement best explains how the theme identified in Part A develops over the course of the text? Absalom leaves his village only to be corrupted by the amoral and divided city, which leads him into a life of crime that costs him and another man their lives.
Gertrude is unable to find honest work in Johannesburg, and because of her race, must live in the awful conditions of a shantytown.
Despite the fact that Absalom killed Arthur Jarvis, Kumalo and James Jarvis find a way to develop an unlikely friendship.
Kumalo and Absalom eventually overcome their differences and their shared sense of shame in order to make peace with one another before Absalom’s death.