In turn, Span One was recognized as one of the hardest working spans in the camp. Here we see how one event can alter almost everything. Brille was clever enough to get what he wanted not only for himself but also for his men through one small act.
Head shows us the importance of working together to accomplish things. While we live in a society where more and more people live isolated lives, despite our ability to "connect" with anyone any where at any time, this story takes place in a confined space. The men here are limited to what they can do and with whom they can speak. Brille establishes a sense of camaraderie among those in Span One and this makes all the difference in the world because the men truly believe "what happens to one of us, happens to us all" (503). The context of the story makes this point more salient. The political prisoners create a sense of unity among their own in Span One, using psychological techniques that were the "strength of Span One and a clue to the strange terror they aroused in the warders" (502). Teamwork and camaraderie will carry a group of men far, even within a prison setting.
Head also demonstrates how we are more alike than we would believe. We pass strangers every day and sometimes we think we may have nothing, or very little, in common with them. Brille and Hannetjie seem as opposites in the beginning of the story. Our sympathy first reaches out to Brille because we see him suffer a beating for stealing cabbage. Hannetjie comes across as controlling and downright mean. On the face of it, these two men would seem to have very little in common. Brille thinks of fighting in his own home, remembering...
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