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"I don't want to lose my name, Buntu."

— Athol Fugard Sizwe Banzi Is Dead (1972)

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Notes from Wikiquote

Sizwe appears to be rejecting Buntu's suggestion to take a dead man's passbook, explaining how he values his name and views it as a core part of his identity.

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