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What external conflicts occur between people in this story in the story the Train from Rhodesia?
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∙ 10y agoAll the children and the vendors.
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In the introduction, the station engineer is the one awaiting the arrivals of the train along with the various other native venders. The interaction is depicted in an extremely negative connotation. The author makes the distinction between classy whites and the dirty African venders to help make the scene more historical. Venders were walking like "performing animals" and the kids were "Begging for pennies". Grimmer could have very well used other connotations to describe the natives, but the performing animals are important in noting the lives of natives as animal-like. This helps direct the theme by providing the detail of the classy and animals to provide context to the universal theme and its connection to racism (some refer to the racism as apartheid) which helps illustrate the theme of taking advantage of the unfortunate makes the fool. This is in regard to the man's purchase, but the young woman can also be interpreted by her emotions. The central theme would be bartering from the needy to reduce one's self character.
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