Cry, the Beloved Country

Arthur's Funeral

How is Arthur's funeral both representative of South Africa's social and economic inequalities and hopeful for a new South Africa?

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At the funeral, James sees how many people of different races loved his son, and he feels proud. This also speaks to hope for the future, a world in which friendship and respect will cross cultural and economic barriers.

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