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Reading so far in the passage, by the tone and view point of the main character, Alan Paton favors more to the hierarchy of the church. Although the  city's darkness of crimes appeared to overwhelm the church, politics also appeared to do no better. The author, through Kumalo, describes John Kumalo as this villainy beast who is also a hypocrite. The author describes him as a big man with beastly deep voice that give fear. The church appeared more in the innocent side and a side that bring hope. Everywhere Kumalo went, comes with a person who always help. Msimangu, Father Vincent, the young white man. Kuamalo comes to the city with good moral. When section upon sections, event are filled with saddness, but found light to Msimangu's sermon.