Dr Sadao knew that the General needed his medical assistance as he was undergoing medical treatment. So Sadao thought of taking advantage of the situation. He told the General what had happened and how he saved the enemy. He tried to make the General understand that the General is not dependent on him as a…
Dr Sadao was an expert surgeon. He was living in a house near the beach with his family. He was very generous and loyal to his country. His wife was also a sympathetic, kind, obedient and loving woman. While standing outside their house, they saw something crawl on the beach. They rushed and found that…
The fog which appears soon before the American soldier shows up, symbolises Sadao and Hana’s predicament and the the lack of clarity concerning what they should do with the man on the beach. It might also symbolize secrecy. Considerations of safety compel them to keep the man’s presence in their home a secret. They’re faced…
Dr. Sadao was a true Japanese. He was obedient and loved the Japanese tradition and culture. He waited for his father’s approval for marrying Hana, a girl he loved. He loved his family a lot. Dr. Sadao was an eminent surgeon as well as a scientist. He was the on call doctor for the general….
The servants of Sadao and Hana reflect a particular mindset of the general public in society towards the thinking of broad minded human beings. They have a mindset of poor, uneducated and narrow minded section of the society. The moment Dr. Sadao informed them about the American prisoner of war, they were frightened. All the…
Answer: As a doctor, it was Dr. Sadao’s moral responsibility to save Tom, the American prisoner of war, but Hana was under no such compulsion. In spite of this, she abided by her husband’s decisions because she was a dutiful wife who pledged to support her husband even through the most difficult times. Secondly, Hana…
Dr. Sadao and Hana faced a dilemma for quite a long time. Dr. Sadao was in a fix whether to serve his duty or to show his loyalty towards his nation. As a doctor, he could not throw a wounded man back into the sea. But if he and Hana gave him shelter in their…
Dr. Sadao was a doctor. So it was his moral duty to save the wounded person. He had given a new lease of life to the American prisoner of war. He and his wife Hana had taken a lot of pain to save his life. He didn’t want to throw him into the jaws of…
The General planned to send his private assassins to kill the American prisoner and to let his body be removed by the professional killers. He told the doctor to keep the window of the soldier’s room open so that the assassins had no problem in entering his room and it would look natural also. According…