The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian
how did juniors enviroment impact him
what effects positive or negative did living on the reservation and at rearden
what effects positive or negative did living on the reservation and at rearden
This is actually a pretty detailed question for this short space. Certainly the poverty and the limited potential of the reservation affected Junior. There was nowhere for him to go to on the reserve: nothing but hunger, poverty, and violence. Rearden seemed full of potential but it was a white world and, for much of the novel, Junior felt like an imposter. Junior soon learned about who he was and seemed to feed off both environments to make him a better person.