What physical and mental changes are Stacey going through and how does it affect the relationship with his family members? Explain (Let the circle be unbroken)

Stacey grows up as the novel progresses. He becomes taller, quieter but more also more assertive, and more aware of his place in the family and the world. He has a strong sense of justice and loyalty to his family, which leads him to leave home to look for a job in the cane fields to help the family keep their land. While there, he works hard but is denied the money he is owed. He is suspected of stealing the money and thrown in jail; this is where his family finally locates him.