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Answer the following question in 120-150 words:

Untouchability is not only a crime, it is inhuman too. Why and how did Bama decide to fight against it?

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Good human values are far above any other value system. How did Dr. Sadao succeed as a doctor as well as a patriot?

Answer:

When Bama acquinted her elder brother with that Tunny episode5 about an elderly man from upper caste carrying a food packet by a string without touching it, these comic details could not make him laugh. He guided her properly. He explained to her the soical stigma of untouchability. He told her that they were the victim of social prejudice. Bama was highly inspired by the words other elder brother.             Bama fought against untouchability by out classing the achievements of the higher class, thus, proving that she is no less than the higher classes. Filled with anger and revolt, she said, ?We too are Human Beings; our people should never do these humiliating things for them. She fought against this oppression, prejudice, stigma, superstition and ignorance. She studied hard and earned a name for herself. She used writing as a tool in her struggle against the discrimination that constraints and binds the free flow of the spirit.

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The story, The Enemy, set during the World War, deals with a dilemma. When man faces difficult choices to be patriotic or to be a professionalist, he acts impatiently in both situations. Dr. Sadao is thoroughly professional and when it comes to the fact that the injured man is an American Soldier, an enemy.  Dr.  Sadao gives top priority to saving the life of the dying soldier. As a doctor, he performed his first and foremost immediate attention, irrespective of their nationality. But later on, being a true patriotic nationalist and a loyal citizen of Japan, he handed him over to the police by informing the General. But the General is totally governed by self-absorption. This ultimately set Dr. Sadao managed to serve as a doctor as well as a patriot.