What was the dilemma faced by Dr Sadao and Hana after encountering the injured American soldier?
 

The dilemma that Dr.Sadao and Hana faced was that either they should throw the prisoner back into the sea or carry him home.
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the problem raise d here is that army began to see the dr sadoa and his wife as a person who cheated his own nation , as a result they must be put in jail for the thing they had done
 
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the problem raise d here is that army began to see the dr sadoa and his wife as a person who cheated his own nation , as a result they must be put in jail for the thing they had done
 
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what was the dilemma faced by dr sadao and hana after encountering the injured American soldiers ..?
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Dr. Sadao was in a position of trust. The predicament had put before him conflicting values. He faced the dilemma; whether he should he fulfil his duty as a doctor or his duty as a true nationalist, a loyal patriot. Dr. Sadao had spent a couple of years in America while he was a student of surgery. At that time, he went through racial prejudices and bias. He struggled with the issues of duty, wartime medicine and racism. Ultimately, he preferred to save the life of the enemy risking his own.
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The dilemma thet Dr. Sadao and Hana faced was that either they should throw the prisoner back into the sea or carry him home.
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What was the dilemma faced by Dr. Sadao and Hana after encountering the injured American soldier?
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Which article in Mc Leery’s suitcase played perhaps the most significant role in Evans’ escape and how?
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When Dr. Sadao and Hana encountered the injured American fugitive they were between the devil and the deep blue sea. To choose between professional loyalty and patriotism was a dilemma. They were in moral conflict that they should save the prisoner of war by following the hippocratic oath and magnanimity or not. They were also fearful that if they harboured the foe they would be condemned as a traitor.
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> professional ethics versus patriotism rises above all prejudices and norms > a responsible and patriotic citizen of his country, decides to inform a senior Japanese Army General

> able to resolve the clash of his values and appease his conscience of having done his duty

> gives top priority to saving the life of a dying man

> basic human values give him the ability to rise above petty prejudices

> sincerity towards his duty transcends all other narrow considerations

> exceptionable qualities of head and heart, exemplary scientific prowess, meticulous

> loved country, but valued life more
 
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