Explain the character sketch of Postmaster in A Letter to God
Explain the character sketch of Postmaster in A Letter to God
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Postmaster was a very passionate, sympathetic and good-hearted person. When he found the letter of Lencho and read it, he was moved by the condition of Lencho and amazed by Lencho’s depth of faith in Almighty God.
He decided to help Lencho and bring him out of his condition so that Lencho’s faith may not get shaken after not hearing from God. Hence, he gave half of his salary to Lencho. In addition, he also asked the other employees to contribute. In this way they were able to collect a large amount for Lencho.
Instead of mentioning his name, he rather mentioned the name of God on the letter so that Lencho may believe that the money has been sent by God Himself. This shows that he did not want any fame or praise from Lencho.