Mr. Rasool who is of Indian race gets very offended by this play. This is shown through the use of conflict. The conflict is on the different perspectives towards the reenactment between the two races. The English people find the reenactment of the battle as something to be remembered for as a proud victory. However, Mr. Rasool sees the whole thing as a mocking towards his people who died that day. Their viewpoints are completely opposite of eachother. This conflict represents how the supposedly more mature adults are even more inconsiderate for the feelings of other races. The last example is that even the main character himself -Major Pettigrew- had a poor perspective towards Americans. He sees them to be very rude and mannerless. As a result he doesn’t appreciate the presence of Sandy Dunn in the family. Sandy Dunn is the symbol of a stereotypical American. She is described to as being very mannerless through the way she dresses and the way she speaks towards the Major. As a
Mr. Rasool who is of Indian race gets very offended by this play. This is shown through the use of conflict. The conflict is on the different perspectives towards the reenactment between the two races. The English people find the reenactment of the battle as something to be remembered for as a proud victory. However, Mr. Rasool sees the whole thing as a mocking towards his people who died that day. Their viewpoints are completely opposite of eachother. This conflict represents how the supposedly more mature adults are even more inconsiderate for the feelings of other races. The last example is that even the main character himself -Major Pettigrew- had a poor perspective towards Americans. He sees them to be very rude and mannerless. As a result he doesn’t appreciate the presence of Sandy Dunn in the family. Sandy Dunn is the symbol of a stereotypical American. She is described to as being very mannerless through the way she dresses and the way she speaks towards the Major. As a