Analysis Of Richard Wagamese's Indian Horse

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Feeling lost between different identities and struggling with constant trauma was a daily part of Saul Indian Horse's life in Richard Wagamese's novel "Indian Horse." The novel demonstrates that adversity brings opportunities for resilience. Through playing hockey, Saul uses it as a means of escaping his traumatic experience in residential school and reclaiming his identity, and cultural reconnection helps him overcome his trauma later.

Saul’s passion for hockey helped him escape his traumatic experience and regain his identity. He was fortunate to have a great mentor who recognized his potential and guided him through his hockey career. Hockey became a sanctuary for Saul, offering an escape from the oppressive environment of the residential
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