Well, there's the metaphor and the pun : "Her wire to the employment office brought results-but dark ones." From my understanding, the 'dark results' refers to the color of Berry's skin and Mr. Hughes cleverly plays a pun on it as well, in the sense that the results from the High Class Help Agency was the servant who would be working at the Home. They had originally thought they would send a white person; instead they sent Berry who was dark skinned '...brought results- but dark ones'
he went to work for the home was overworked and got less pay because he was black he didn't complain because he ws hungry fr too long he realized the children were treated bad so he got to know them then one day one of the children mistakenly fell and he was fired ad blamed
I think one way could be the difference in meals that were served. When the parents visited their children they were presented with the idea that the children are fed well, but in reality it was only a show. In the parents' absence the menu changed and the children were not given the food they were supposed to receive.
Berry observed that the disable children were being exploited because they were only treated i.e.. good food when parents visited. He also observed colour prejudices in term as how he was treated as a worker at the crippled home.
The protagonist bring out the theme of racism and colour prejudices by showing us the tone and dialogues of the white employee and doctor towards him as well as how hard he works for low wages.
Because he could not feed himself and accepted it because he knew how scarce jobs were for his race. *Shaking my head* Later, after spending time with the cripple children, he began to like them and it played a great percentage of him remaining there. *Put it in your own words*.
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