After reading the novel about old-time Indians, what does Rowdy compare junior to at the end of the novel? Use textual evidence. What does this signify for junior and Rowdy’s opinion of Junior?

At the end of the novel, Rowdy compares Junior to a nomad..... it's a compliment and alludes to the fact that Rowdy is proud of Junior.

"You're an old-time nomad," Rowdy said. "You're going to keep moving all over the world in search of food and water and grazing land. That's pretty cool."