Duty and Dilemma: The Enemy Within
In a gripping tale of duty and morality, Dr. Sadao faces a challenging decision when he saves the life of an American enemy soldier. As tensions rise within his household, he must navigate conflicting loyalties and risks to protect his family and the secret harbored within the walls of his home.
Download Presentation
Please find below an Image/Link to download the presentation.
The content on the website is provided AS IS for your information and personal use only. It may not be sold, licensed, or shared on other websites without obtaining consent from the author. Download presentation by click this link. If you encounter any issues during the download, it is possible that the publisher has removed the file from their server.
E N D
Presentation Transcript
ATOMIC ENERGY EDUCATION SOCIETY DISTANCE LEARNING PROGRAM CLASS-12th SUBJECT: ENGLISH BOOK : VISTAS LESSON: IV (THE ENEMY) MODULE- 2/3 Prepared By: Mr F. JAMES (PGT-SS) ENGLISH AECS-1, JADUGUDA
Reaction of the servants They were very unhappy and angry seeing the white man there. They did not care even though he was dying. They murmured among themselves and felt it was a big mistake on the part of their master. Yumi who nursed the little baby refused to wash the white man s body before surgery. Hana managed to wash and scrub him thoroughly even though she hated it.
Surgery Dr. Sadao was not interested it operating the enemy soldier but felt it was his duty to save a human life. He asked Hana to give the anesthetic though she had never given one earlier. As he opened the wound, there was so much of blood that Hana began retching. She managed to give the anesthetic and Sadao completed the surgery.
Surgery When the white man regained sense, he was surprised to hear Hana speaking English. Sadao checked on him two three times a day and was kind to the patient though he spoke to him little. When the white man regained sense, he was surprised to hear Hana speaking English. Sadao checked on him two three times a day and was kind to the patient though he spoke to him little.
Servants leaving Sadaos house The servants were disgruntled and angry that the Master and Mistress kept an American enemy soldier at their home and treated him where as he should have been either handed over or informed to the police. Unable to bear their fear that they as well as their Master would be in a great danger if the authorities found out that there was an enemy sheltered at their home, they packed their belongings and quietly left after Hana paid them. Her pride as a Mistress did not allow her to request them to stay back.
Messenger from the General Hana was shocked to see the official messenger at their doorstep. She was almost certain that he had come to arrest Sadao after the servants had informed the authorities about the enemy soldier. Both Hana and Sadao were relieved to hear that Sadao was wanted by the old General who was in great pain. Sadao decided then and there that he had to get rid of the enemy soldier at the earliest.
WORDS/ PHRASES/ EXPRESSIONS Words Meaning Conviction Impulsively Anesthetic Superficial Retching Paid no heed Slack By word of mouth Cardinal Incision Hypodermic Summon Contemptuously Traitor Assassins Firm belief Acting without thinking A substance causing painlessness Not deep Vomiting Did not pay attention to To reduce Pass on through telling each other Basic or first Surgical cut Needle or syringe Call or gather Disrespectfully One who betrays his country Paid killer
