Min Yong-Hwan from TRC, the unnamed Father of the narrator in Lost Names, and Henry Sugimoto display the differences and similarities between homogenous groups of people affected by political prejudice. Min Yong-hwan is known for sacrificing himself to his Korean country instead of serving the Japanese, the Father in Lost Names is known for being a political rebel ending up in jail several times to defend Korea from the Japanese, and finally there is Henry Sugimoto who is known for being an artist who painted scenes from the concentration camps of the life the USA forced on the Japanese. It is very important to note the dates that these individuals occupied. Min Yong-hwan lived from 1861-1905, it is not clear what dates that the Father lived
