Master Harold vs No Exit

The setting of the drama is very important. It can affect symbolic, predictive, or character characters in the play. Jean - Paul Sartre and "Harold Master" are not withdrawing ... And the boys of Athol Fugard look like this. The setting of both shows includes a room mainly consisting of three main characters. This setting has a big influence on the behavior of the character. Two dramatic form periods also influence the style and properties to write.

"Master Harold" ... The story of a boy is closely related to a complex ethnic relationship between three characters, two middle-aged black workers, Sam and Willie, and Khalid or "Hello" I will. De Master, "The son of their boss, the white teenager is about to reach adulthood, in other words, the ethnic tension between the characters feels the influence of the background and background of the drama 1950 , South Africa including Port Elizabeth, who was the master of Harold, entered the government-approved apartheid and oppression system for decades, known as "food". Under the apartheid system, South Africans are divided into four official ethnic groups ("black people", "white people", "colored people" and "indians") and provide different communities for different ethnic groups . , Beach, park, public service. It is essentially a hierarchical structure, the white South African social privilege is at the top and the black South African oppression is at the bottom.

The racial prejudice indicated by the drama master Harold and the fence differs in the context of each story. The racial prejudice that we found in the protagonist's drama of Harold ... and the title and dialogue of the boy 's play in the story are very obvious. However, the fence drama occurs during the period of racial prejudice, but it has nothing to do with racial discrimination, but the story includes a man 's decision with tragic consequences. In the story of Master Harold, there is a drama in the atmosphere of South African racist apartheid society. A society that taught a 17 year old white boy, he can rude, ridicule and master two black people. This racially biased comment is absolutely plain and strongly emphasizes the attitude of the white white boy Hally. Master Harold warned Sam, "You are just an employee here, do not forget it" (974)