In scene 2 Gandhi is sitting in the compartment on a train in South Africa. Then the conductor comes to the compartment where Gandhi sits. The conductor asks why Gandhi is sitting in first class. Gandhi says that he have a ticket and gives it to the conductor. The conductor asks how he got a first class ticket. Gandhi says that he sent for it in the post and that he is attorney. And then they are discussing whether is colored attorneys in South Africa or not. Gandhi wins the discussion and then he is being thrown off on the nearest train station.
I think he learns that the British are discriminating the colored. He sees that the colored doesn’t have the same rights as the British have. Therefore he wants to do something with it.
In scene 7 Gandhi are giving his significant speech.
In his speech he is telling what the British are doing their country and people, for example: He is saying that all Indians have to be fingerprinted and that all marriages except the Christian marriage is now regarded as illegal. The Indians are getting angry when he says this. He also says that whatever they do to us, we will never beat them because that will just provoke the British. In his speech he is urging the Indians to fight against the British in a nonviolent way.
Scene 2
Scene 7
