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1. What's going on?
It is a rainy day and there are

no customers in what it seems a café. Two black servers are cleaning the café's floor. Because they have the place to themselves, Willie sings and dances as he prepares for an upcoming Ballroom Dancing competition. Willie asks Sam to judge his dancing, and Sam tells Willie to relax. The dance frustrates Willie. Sam tells him he must "glide" in order to feel the music. We can see this in the following, "you made me make mistakes", telling us, the reader, how Willie's character, which in this case, seems to be infuriated.

2. What do I see...? After Sam asks him about Hilda, Willie mentions he has beaten her more than once. We can infer that Hilda suffers from domestic-violence and that Willie is a violent man. Therefore, he needs music to escape his terrible life as a partner.

3. What more can you find? We can interpret that rain foreshadows something dreadful will happen. Also, using rain as a symbol of renewal is perhaps most commonly employed at the end of a long reign of terror. Why are they dancing and practicing for the next competition in the café? Do they work all day? Are they poor so at home they don't have space to practice?

4. Identities & Human ingenuity: The former relates to the way ballroom dancing, as a symbol, has become part of their culture.
Human ingenuity: the role of Arts as a way of escaping a harsh reality; different artistic expressions.
4.1.Questions:
Why is art important to humans? How do artistic expressions work as an escape? What is freedom of artistic expression?

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1. What's going on?

2. What do you see that makes you say that?

3. What more can you find?

4. What connections can you make with the IB themes? Questions.

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1. What's going on?
Starts off in the cafe with Hally, Sam and Willie. Hally goes back in time to memories he´s had with the two of them.
First, he remembered when he was teaching Sam south african history.

2. What do you see that makes you say that?
The scene is when Hally is younger so we can tell that is a memorie from the past

3. What more can you find? So how are you doing??? Mr Juan here.

4. What connections can you make with the IB themes? Questions.

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1. What's going on?

2. What do you see that makes you say that?

3. What more can you find?

4. What connections can you make with the IB themes? Questions.

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1. What's going on?
Sam and Hally are having a fight. They are talking about Hally´s relationship with his father. And Sam talks about how he failed his role of try to push him far of his father´s way of living and thinking.
It change the relation between Hally and Sam with Willie, they start treating as "Master Harold" instead of just Harold boy.
2. What do you see that makes you say that?
We see the fight itself and how Hally spit Sam in his face showing the way Hally thinks its superior and remind Sam that he is black and Hally is white.
3. What more can you find?
We can see that Sam its facing Hally and on the other hand its 🤬 watching how the two of them are fighting in a passive way. Also when it appears the scene of the flashback, we can see how long the relation between Sam and Hally exist and last.
4. What connections can you make with the IB themes? Questions.
At first we can see Identities because each of them have a specific type of life, we can see that in the part that Sam and 🤬 are black people, and Hally is white and that determine their status in society. Also it shows the experience they have in the way that they create their identity based on their experiencies with Apartheid. And finally we can see Social organization in the way it exist social classes.