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Dr Sadao was compelled by duty as a doctor to help the enemy soldier. What made Hana, his wife, sympathetic to him in the face of open defiance from the domestic staff?

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Answered by kajalneginegi41
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Dr.sadao was compelled by duty as he ws a doctor and his first job is to save life so his hands and his heart cant stop him from saving life life of that ememy and hana also knew this so she also did not stop him by doing it.
Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Dr Sadao and Hana knew that their decision to save the enemy soldier would be questioned by everyone.

However, they firmly followed their sense of duty.

For Dr Sadao this sense of duty came from the profession he was in; but for Hana, the duty was purely humanitarian.

From bearing the unrest in her domestic staff to being forced to do all the chores of house-hold herself, she does all with grace and dignity.

Hana’s loving, considerate and sympathetic nature shines out. She washed and fed the soldier although it was not her job.

Her care helped recuperate the soldier fast.

It is also apparent from the story that she respected her husband, and as a sense of duty towards him, did the needful.

This explains why she, even after feeling sick, comes back to the room and readily does whatever is told by her husband during the operation.

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