Queen Anne

Queen Anne is an example of someone who relishes their deep-rooted prejudice. As the Queen, Anne could treat all of her subjects with the same respect. She could be a force to help change society's mindset towards other races. Instead, she perpetuates and attributes to stereotypes, treating Joan as a doll rather than a person. This shows why these issues continue for generations, especially when leaders are unwilling to change.

Phillips

Phillips represents how people can have deep-rooted prejudices because of society. Even if the person does not have personal experiences, they can still be conditioned to see racism as normal. Unlike other characters who use their prejudices to oppress others, Phillips is an example of how people can overcome their in-built views through time, friendship, and a willingness to change. This is why his interactions with Joan improve throughout the story, but he still...