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Reservation Blues

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October 12, 2014

 

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Victor never had a real relationship with his father, who moved to Arizona and then died of a heart attack. His mother had met another man and fallen in love with him very soon after Victor's real father left. Victor doesn't seem to be very attached to his Native American culture. When his father left, his mother married a white man, so Victor grew up with a significant figure in his life being white...
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When his father left, his mother married a white man, so Victor grew up with a significant figure in his life being white. He seems to follow his mother's example to some extent, and is frequently attracted to white women. Although Victor doesn't seem to care about being Native American, in some way, his tendency to turn to alcohol to solve his problems suggests that he's more tied to his culture than he knows...
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