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“Stories shape our identity and the way we perceive the world”
Foreshadowing - The Coyote and the Ducks was a story that
foreshadowed how the indians were robbed of their “feathers” also known
as their land and identity.
Metaphor - Comparison of the apple to an uncultured indian; red on
the outside, white on the inside.
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the situations he’s discussing (for example, his father’s story in the beginning.
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to imagine a Native future. To create, in words, as it were, a Native universe.”