sam proves to be a man of magnitude in the way he chooses to speak to and treat hallyt
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Obviously the themw of Apartheid pervades the play, but would Hally have continued his friendship with Sam, inspite of the Apartheid laws - as many South Africans did across the colour line, had his father been a sympatheic figure, or even neutral (or absent?)?
when he spit on Sams face, and decides to choose racism
