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- Tranquility
"...you look down on one of the fairest valleys of Africa."(Paton, 1953:1). "The grass is rich and thick; you cannot see the soil... Stand upon it without shoes, for the ground is holy, being just as it came from God. Keep it, guard it, care for it,
for it keeps men, guards men, cares for men." (Paton, 1953:1).
- Religion
"‘The Lord keep you and give you peace, now and for ever. And the love o f God be with you, now and for ever.’ They rise, and they sing a new song, ‘God save Africa’. " (Paton, 1953:83).

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- Uncertainty
Mr. Kumalo explains "half of him was afraid. He was confused by the many turnings they made under the high buildings" (Paton, 1953:10).
- Racism
"They talked of criminals, of how white Johannesburg was afraid of black crime." (Paton, 1953:12) as we can see black and white people are discriminated against, their differences are made clear and they are said to be afraid of one another.

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