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Light In the Forest

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Angela L

 

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December 3, 2010

 

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I think Cuyloga should be True Son's father. First, True Son knows Cuyloga very well. True Son loves how his Indian father acts, and treats him. True Son also loves what Cuyloga does. He trusts Cuyloga much more than Harry Butler. He likes Cuyloga better than he likes Butler. This is one reason I think Cuyloga is a better father than Harry Butler...
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He dresses like the Indians, he paints his face like the Indians, and he celebrates the same way the Indians do. This is another reason why I think Cuyloga is a better father Harry Butler. True Son and Cuyloga have so much more in common than True Son and Harry Butler. Finally, True Son hates the whites, like his Indian father, but not his white father...
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