This idea, with the constant nagging of how the white world is better, and not to mention that he would be able to work, and maybe in the future own some land, causes Jimmie to decide to go to the white world, and in turn reject his tribal ancestry. This decision only leads Jimmie to more racial abuse, due to whites feeling racially superior to the aborigines.
             Jimmie decides to leave the "drunken crowd" of aborigines, and get a job in the white world. Mr Neville wrote a reference for Jimmie to show the people who he wanted to work for. None of the white farmers even bothered to look at the reference when Jimmie tried for work at several places. This shows that the white people feel so superior to
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