No Response
Kadiye does not respond after Igwezu asks him if he blessed his marriage. This is a symbol that the priest knowingly stole the blessing from Igwezu and thus was complicit in sabotaging his marriage.
Blind
The blind Beggar is able to tell from the voice of Kadiye that he is a fat man. . This is a symbol that though this man is blind he sees far more clearly than those with sight who refuse to open their eyes to the priest's corruption.
Chair
Igwezu has sent his father a comfortable spinning chair for his clients to sit in while he shaves them. The chair is a symbol of Igwezu being a man that keeps his word. And represents that he has not forgotten his family in his effort to gain wealth and make a better life for himself.
No More Servants
Kadiye's two servants both run out of Makuri and Alu's hut when Igwezu is accusing him of stealing the sacrifices. This is a symbol that the priest has in fact been eating the sacrifices of the villagers and as the servants know they are complicit, they run to save themselves.
Washing Feet
Alu brings a bowl of water to wash the blind Beggar's feet and ointment to rub on them. This is a symbol of deep respect and honor as they understand this man's position in life is one that he cannot help and thus it is their obligation to serve him as he is in such need.
