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This 4 page paper examines the role of Sam in this poignant story about racism and apartheid in South Africa. Essentially, the story is about whether or not Sam (the influence of good) is able to outweigh Hally's father's negative influence. This paper highlights the main themes of the story as well as the unique contributions of Sam. Biliography lists 1 source.
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of the play that did include bibliographic information - therefore making the researchers source far more valuable since it could be properly cited. The student is advised to note
how the researchers source is cited in this example paper, and to follow the same format when including his/her own source into his/her own paper. Please note also how
quotes are cited, as this is the same format the student should follow when writing his/her own paper. The character
of Sam, in Athol Fugards, Master Harold...and the Boys, plays a variety of different roles within this story, each of which highlights important themes and issues. While Sam is
a seemingly simple character on the surface, his ability to provide so much to the other characters in this story reveals a depth and complexity to him as well.
More specifically, Sam evolves into a father-figure for the lost and lonely Hally, and he is a true friend and mentor to Willie, the other servant in this story.
Sam and Willie work for a white man who operates a restaurant. Their employer often puts them in charge of his
son, Hally, who is young and in desperate need of both attention and guidance. In this regard, Sam plays the role of a surrogate father to Hally. Hallys
own father both neglects him and is a drunk, and therefore the bond that forms between Hally and Sam is a very significant one.
The fact that Hallys father allows Sam to oversee Hally and have such a significant influence in his life highlights just how little Hallys father wants
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