why did master reluctant to desengage the old servant
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The family of Dr. Sadao was very well - off. They had servants to look after their children and to do the domestic chores. They had a fine cook and a garderner who had been with the family since Sadao was a child
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All of them were sincere, faithful, honest and dedicated for the family. Side by side they were ardent Japanese and did not like Americans since at that time Japan and America were at war. Sadao had studied surgery in America and there he was trained to use his knife to save every life. But the servants could not understand this ideology and they viewed that Sadao and Hana liked the Americans because they had studied there. In brief they lacked both humanity and patriotism. The gardener was of the opinion that Sadao should have allowed the soldier to die. Being a superstitious man, he believed that the fun and the sea were to kill the enemy. In case Sadao interfered, they would take the revenge. The cook too was full of all despise for the soldier. When Hana asked Yumi to wash the soldier, she looked at the white man in a great disgust and scorn. She refused to wash. After one week, all the servants decided to go away from the house of Sadao.