Indian Horse

Indian Horse As this point in the novel, it is clear that the Moose, and all other First Nations people, have and will continue to suffer racism from the white communities around them. They get no protection from the police, nor from any concerned citizen

Indian Horse

As this point in the novel, it is clear that the Moose, and all other First Nations people, have and will continue to suffer racism from the white communities around them. They get no protection from the police, nor from any concerned citizens. In your

As this point in the novel, it is clear that the Moose, and all other First Nations people, have and will continue to suffer racism from the white communities around them. They get no protection from the police, nor from any concerned citizens. In your opinion, how should Saul proceed? Should he continue to play hockey, or head back to the mill and mining town and work? Please give reasons for your answer.

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The scene at the roadside stop is pretty traumatic as is the treatment of the Moose during the games by the white crowd. I think, however, that Saul is so talented and magical on the ice that he should never give up on hockey. I know, it's easy for me to say this but I was just hoping Saul would find some way to move forward, some way to become the superstar that he was meant to be.