2. About the Work
Who: Sam, Willie, and Hally
Where: St. George’s Park Tea Room in Port Elizabeth,
South Africa
When: The year 1950 during Apartheid
3. Characterization
The way an author presents characters
Direct Characterization Indirect Characterization
When a character A character’s traits
is described by the are presented by
author, narrator, or actions or speech.
other characters
6. Hally’s Speech in the End
Argument because of Hally’s Father
Insulting Sam and Willie
Apartheid taking its toll on the friends
“To begin with,
why don’t you also
start calling me
Master Harold,
like Willie.” (54)
7. Hally’s Actions in the End
Hally Spits in Sam’s Face
http://
www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=r4_s5qfkm
Sam almost hits Hally
8. Hally’s Character Development
Hally picked at all of Sam’s flaws
Hally expressed the white domination of Apartheid
Hally ended up hurting the people he truly loved
11. Visuals
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