Two Roads Chapter 9

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What is Cal's biggest worry about going to Indian School?

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Not fitting in with the other students because he wasn't raised Indian.

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What was the result of 'speaking Indian' in front of a teacher or disciplinarian at Challagi?

Back

You would have your mouth washed out with lye soap.

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What does Pop say about all human beings?

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All human beings bleed the same blood and breathe the same air.

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What is the significance of cultural identity in 'Two Roads'?

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Cultural identity shapes how characters perceive themselves and their place in society.

Front

How does Cal's background affect his experience at Indian School?

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Cal feels out of place and struggles to connect with his peers due to his upbringing.

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What role does language play in the story?

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Language serves as a barrier and a means of connection among characters.

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What does the phrase 'speaking Indian' imply in the context of the story?

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It implies a cultural expectation and the consequences of not adhering to it.

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How does the author portray the theme of belonging?

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The theme of belonging is portrayed through Cal's struggles to fit in and the challenges he faces.

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What lesson can be learned from Cal's experiences at Indian School?

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The importance of understanding and embracing one's cultural identity.

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What does the character of Mr. Chi Chi Man represent?

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He represents authority and the enforcement of cultural norms.