In Athol Fugard's prolific play, "Master Harold and the Boys," one of the most prominent scenes is the discussion regarding who they felt was a true "man of magnitude," which Hally defines as somebody who has "benefited all of mankind." While the number of people that someone affects is arbitrary, people of great significance tend to have an impact on more than just one. Magnitude may be more ... ready" prior to graduation, they are less likely to leave high school and immediately enter into a life of eternal poverty – the lead weight in the success of a generation and the prevention of so ...

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