Indian Horse
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"Do they hate me?" "They don't hate you, Saul." 'Well, what, then?" "They think it's their game."( chapter 23)
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Saul is so good at hockey that he is recruited by white teams that desire his talent, but at the same time, refuse to accept him. Hockey becomes a "double edge sword" in that it allows him the opportunity to excel in the white world, but it also causes him great pain in the form of discrimination. It is a cruel paradox: the white world loves Saul's hockey but they hate him because he excels at "their" game.
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