The descriptions of his sister and his interest in geometry are fairly vivid, but are eclipsed by his shock and dismay of finding out that his geometry book had once belonged to his own mother. What disturbed him about this? What are the implications ab-

Junior is good about weaving information about life and hopelessness on the reservation as he espouses his teen -age viewpoints. The descriptions of his sister and his interest in geometry are fairly vivid, but are eclipsed by his shock and dismay of finding out that his geometry book had once belonged to his own mother. What disturbed him about this? What are the implications about this book , as regards his life?