How did Dr. Sadao rise above narrow prejudices of race & country to human being in need?
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Though the doctor hated all Americans and felt superior to them, he felt that he had to do his best to save the life of the American prisoner of war who had got washed ashore, close to his house. The open resentment of his domestic servants and the obvious danger of giving refuge to an American prisoner of war didn't deter him from carrying out his duties as a doctor. In this way,he rose above the narrow prejudicies of race.
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