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"Difficult roads often lead to beautiful destinations"- Anonymous. In the novel of Absolute True Diary of a Part time Indian by Sherman Alexie, Arnold goes on a different road than most throughout the book. There are difficult problems or situations which he goes through using the advice from significant conversations he has had earlier. Different people, such as his geometry teacher; Mr. P or his basketball coach give him different sets of advice. Even his friend, Gordy does to and these are moments

In Sherman Alexie’s book “The absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian” he speaks of several adult figures in his life, some mentioned more than others. There are three important characters: Mr. P, Arnold’s father, and his grandmother. These characters influenced many decisions and life changing events throughout the book. An important adult character in the book was his geometry teacher, Mr. P. We were introduced to Mr. P in the chapter “Because Geometry is Not a Country somewhere Near France”

The Truth According to Who Writer Sherman Alexie and director Chris Eyre explore the relationship between truth and fiction in storytelling and the complexities of the Indian oral tradition in the movie Smoke Signals. The movie Smoke Signals follows two young Indian men, Victor and Thomas, on a journey to Phoenix, AR. to pick up the ashes of Victor’s father. Along the way many stories are told and truth is often hard to detect. Sherman Alexie and Chris Eyre reveal subtleties important to the understanding

Your Place, Your Love, And You Finding your identity in the Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian Have you ever felt like you don’t belong? That you don’t fit in? Arnold spirit thought just like that, but then that dramatically changed. The book “Absolutely True Diary of a Part Time Indian” is written by Sherman Alexie about a Native American boy living on a reservation that goes to search for hope and to find a better life. Throughout the book Arnold struggles to find his identity, and Alexie