Indian Horse

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So we hid from the white men. Benjamin and I developed the quick ears of bush people. When we detected the drone of an engine we knew to run. We'd grab the old lady's hand and scuttle into the trees and find a place to secret ourselves away until we knew for certain that there was no danger. (Chapter Three)

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In the above quote, the author looks at the effects of the Indian Act not only from a child’s point of view, but from a personal point of view.... personal experience. As a member of the Fish Clan, Saul and his brother quickly come to see white Canadians as the enemy... aggressors and oppressors who steal small children from their parents.

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