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Even though Hally treats Sam badly towards the end of the play, Sam shows that he is a true friend and a fighter for justice. When Sam lectures Hally and confronts him about the truths of life he gives Hally another chance to change his ways. At the end of the day Sam just wanted the best for his friend, Hally. Sam never wanted Hally to be ashamed of who he is, or who he is friends with. He didn’t want Hally to be ashamed of his father or to say things about his father that he would later regret. Throughout the play it becomes clear that true friendship is not possible without equality. There will always be an underlying uncomfortability. Every time Hally and Sam disagree about something, Hally would play the race
