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The author uses allusion at the end talking about a powwow at the end of the world. On line 22-25, it says " Indians have gathered around the fire with that salmon
who has three stories it must tell before sunrise: one story will teach us how to pray; another story will make us laugh for hours;
the third story will give us reason to dance." to talk about how they will remember their history, stories, dances, and prayers.

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The author uses some allusion on lines 17-20 when it says "After that salmon leaps into the night air above the water, throws a lighting bolt at the brush near my feet, and starts the fire which will lead all of the lost indians home." which is an allusion talking about how when the slamons are able to swim up again it would bring back the history and the traditions of the native americans.

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At the end of the poem the author says, ¨ the powwow at the end of the world.¨ Which would be an allusion because not everyone would know what a powwow is and not many would understand what a big deal the situation is and meant to the people. Because the Grand Coulee Dam hurt a lot of people because of how dear the salmon and the traditions were to them.

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One allusion the author uses is the Grand Coulee Dam. This is an allusion because many people, especially from out of Washington, may not know where or what it is, or how it impacted the Native Americans of that area. The author uses this allusion in lines 1-4: "I am told by many of you that I must forgive and so I shall when the Indian woman puts her shoulder to the Grand Coulee Dam and topples it."

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The speaker uses allusions throughout the poem, assuming that the reader knows about the effects of the Grand Coulee Dam and the Hanford reactors. For example, the text says on lines 10-16, "I am told by many of you that I must forgive and so I shall after that salmon swims upstream, through the mouth of the Columbia and then past the flooded cities, broken dams and abandoned reactors of Hanford." This allusion is about the toxic waste from Hanford affecting the salmon in the Columbia river, which the speaker assumes the reader already knows about. In conclusion, the speaker uses allusions to hint to the reader about how his tribe is affected by the Hanford reactors, and the Grand Coulee Dam.

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The poet uses many allusions throughout the poem, such as on pg 76 lines 12-13 it reads. "Then past the flooded cities, broken dams and abandoned reactors of Hanford." If you don't know, the Hanford reactors is this place where during WII the government made plutonium here for atomic bombs. It caused a lot of environmental damage and ruined a lot of health and welfare of many people who lived near it. Most don't know about the Hanford Reactors and what the damage it done therefore making it an allusion.

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An allusion would be the lines 26-27 which says: "when I am dancing with my tribe at the end of the world." This is an allusion because some people don't know what a powwow is and that he says "at the end of the world" because he knows that the people won't the Grand Coulee Dam down because it is the biggest source of hydroelectricity in the U.S. So it is like his when pigs fly mindset to being told to forgive.

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 McKenna Woods. The author of the video uses allusion, The grand coulee dam has broken apart the tribe. "all of you say i must forgive so shall after that salmon leaps into the night air above the water" and then later of in the same quote he says that a path of fire will lead all of the lost indians back home. I think the author feels as if his tribe and all the members have been lost. but as soon as the dam is broke and it all goes back to normal he will truly forgive and all the "lost indians" will find they're way back home to the tribe

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 McKenna Woods. The author of the video uses allusion, The grand coulee dam has broken apart the tribe. "all of you say i must forgive so shall after that salmon leaps into the night air above the water" and then later of in the same quote he says that a path of fire will lead all of the lost indians back home. I think the author feels as if his tribe and all the members have been lost. but as soon as the dam is broke and it all goes back to normal he will truly forgive and all the "lost indians" will find they're way back home to the tribe

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An allusion that is used is hanford. ¨the flooded cities, broken dams and abandoned
reactors
of Hanford¨. This is an allusion because if you don´t live in the pacific northwest you may not know about hanford.

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The Author uses Allusions all throughout the story. An Allusion the Author uses is on page 76, lines 14  "..after that salmon swims through the mouth of the Spokane River..". Lines 14 is an Allusion because it is assuming the reader knows where the mouth of the Spokane River is or where the spokane river even is located. This is important to the Author Because he is apart of the Spokane Tribe.

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The author had many allusions, on line 2-3 it states "after an Indian woman puts her shoulder to the grand coulee dam." this is a allusion because allusions are our five senses. So that was a allusions because you can see, hear, and touch it. Allusions are important because it gives power to the story.

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The last sentence in the poem the author says, "When, I am dancing with my tribe during the powwow at the end of the world.". This is an allusion because the author is using the word powwow like you already know what it means and most people don't, I didn't even know what it meant at first. The author utilizing these allusions brings life to this poem and gives it the push it needed to be powerful and persuasive.

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The poet uses several allusions throughout his writing to explain how he's feeling. We're luckily empowered to understand these allusions. For example, in lines 25-27 it reads, "I am told by many of you that I must forgive and so I shall when I am dancing with my tribe during the Pownderstand wha the End of the World." In class we'd learned much about the Powwow at the End of the World which, before this, many whom are to read this may not understand what this means.

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Most of the allusions are about their salmon. One of the allusions is on line 18-19 it says " that salmon leaps into the night air above the water, throws a lightning bolt at the brush near my feet". This allusion is after the salmon swims upstream. I feel this is showing that if they destroy the dam the indian culture would return just like the salmon.

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the author hinted at his feelings and tried to tell as many people as he could that he did ඞ.

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What allusion the author Uses throughout the poem is the salmon in my opinion because On lines 19-20 it says,"The salmon leaps into the night air above the water,throws a lightning bolt at the brush near my feet,and starts the fire which will lead all of the lost Indians home." I feel like it has a deeper meaning that the author wants us to understand he uses the salmon as allusions all throughout the poem because they had a great impact on their migration and spawning when the dam was built it affected them from their environment.(This information can be found on The Powwow at the End of the World  located in the close reader digital/Physical textbook.)

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The author uses allusion at the end of the poem saying, "Powwow at the end of the world" which everyone might not know what a powwow is.

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An allusion that the poet uses is on lines 24-25 where he says, "I am dancing with my tribe during the powwow at the end of the world." He assumes we know about his culture and what a powwow is. Most people don't which makes it an allusion. The allusion makes the poem stronger as it shows how much their culture means to the writer.

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i would say that the speaker is possibly sad, lonely, and angry about the hanford reactor because of the flooded cities, broken dams, and the Hanford reactors because he might think that it is an apocalypse for the fish and him (lines 10-15).
the speaker is probably mad about being told to forgive because the dam ruined a lot of native life including their traditions and food so then they have to find a new main food source which is not that easy.

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The poet uses many Allusions but one of them is on lines 2 and 3 were it says, " after an Indian woman puts her shoulder to the Grand Coulee dam." because you can see it, hear it, smell it taste it and touch it.

we can understand the illusions from american Indian culture more because, we know their nature and how they live. On lines 26 and 27 it says," I shall when I am dancing with my tribe during the powwow at the end of the world."

Footnotes are usually on the bottom of our book or on the side. Footnotes provide us with background knowledge because it might be relevant with the text on the page or it might be some random facts that don't belong with your story. This can be an Allusion depending on if it states facts or if is a cliff hanger sort of thing, but I would say no because it's a background that describes stuff, and the 5 senses are most likely going to be used.

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The allusions that the poet has given throughout the poem would be in places where they would describe how they feel and try to make it as visual as possible but more in their perspective. A big example would be where it states, "After that salmon leaps into the night air above the water, throws a lighting bolt at the brush near my feet, and starts the fire which will lead all of the lost indians home" and, "I am told by many of you that I must forgive and so I shall after that salmon swims upstream, through the mouth of the Columbia and then past the flooded cities, broken dams and abandoned reactors of Hanford". I personally can envision what it would look like and how it would describe how they feel.

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We know a lot more about all the Native americans traditions because we live here and were taught about their culture so when the narrator talks about "Indians have gathered around the fire with that salmon who has three stories it must tell before sunrise: one story will teach us how to pray; another story will make us laugh for hours; the third story will give us reason to dance", we understand that this is their culture and how they did things. The footnotes also help for people who don't have this background knowledge. The author connects to the things he's saying because this is his culture and how he might have grown up.

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One allusion the author uses is on lines 17 - 20 when he says: "I am told by many of you that i must forgive and so i shall after that salmon leaps into the night air above the water, throws a lightning bolt at the brush near my feet, and starts the fire which will lead all of the lost Indians home." Which means that he will forgive when the Salmon return and Native American traditions return. Basically, he is saying that he will forgive them when the dam is gone, the fish are back, and everything is back to the way it was.

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The poet uses a lot of allusions throughout his writing to explain his feelings or emotions. Humans are very lucky to know or understand these allusions. For example in lines 25-27 it says, " I am told by many of you I must forgive and so I shall when I am dancing with my tribe during the Pownderstand at the end of the world."

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The author uses multiple allusions in lines 14 - 16 where they say, "after that salmon swims through the mouth of the Spokane River as it meets the Columbia, then upstream, until it arrives in the shallows of a secret bay on the reservation where I wait alone." This has many allusions, people might not know what the Grand Coulee, Spokane River, or the reservations are.

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"The salmon leaps into the night air above the water, throws a lightning bolt at the brush near my feet and starts the fire which will lead all of the lost Indians home." Really just brings in the meaning that salmon and art in my opinion.

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the author uses allusions few times. like at the very end he says " the powwow at the end of the world." which is an allusion because a lot of people don't know what a powwow is and not many would understand how much this situation effected the people near the dam. another allusion is stated on lines 17-20 when he says " I am told by many of you that i must forgive and so i shall after that salmon leaps into the night air above the water, throws a lightning bolt at the brush near my feet, and starts a fire which will lead all of the lost indians home."

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The author uses many allusions throughout the poem, such as on lines 22-25, where it says, "after we Indians have gathered around the fire with that salmon who has three stories it must tell before sunrise: one story will teach us how to pray; another story will make us laugh for hours; the third story will give us reason to dance..." Those stories are likely to indicate that while they may have physically lost quite a bit of their past/history, they can, and will continue to remember their past/history through the telling of stories, celebrations, and traditions. On lines 26-27 it says, "...when I am dancing with my tribe during the powwow at the end of the world..." This suggests that he is either considering the end of the world as when his culture/history/traditions finally die out and are forgotten, or that he hopes that his culture/history/traditions will be able to survive until the end of human existence (And only then will he be able to forgive).

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The author shows an example of allusion in lines 14-19 "broken dams and abandoned reactors of Hanford. I am told by many of you that I must forgive and so I shall
after that salmon swims through the mouth of the Spokane River". This shows an example of an allusion by talking about the waste from the reactors which would hurt the salmon in the Columbia River. This also shows that the speaker assumes that the reader knows what happened with the abandoned Hanford reactors. In conclusion, the speaker used allusions to help hint to the reader about how the reactors and the dam have affected the Indian and the Salmon.

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The author uses allusions on lines 15-20, "That salmon leaps into the night air above the water, throws a lightning bolt at the brush near my feet, and starts the fire which will lead all of the lost Indians home." I think they all gathered the Indians to go get together and eat salmon altogether.

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in the end of the poem the author says the powwow at the end of the world because some people know the poem because the heard the title the last salmon ceromoney of the ceromoney of tears so this is an allusion

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Allusions the poet uses throughout the poems are when the author says that he forgives he does not really mean it that is why he says it over and over again. On lines 2, 3, and 4. It says that an Indian woman puts her shoulder on the Grand Coulee Dam and topples it. An Indian woman can't possibly topple the Grand Coulee Dam.

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The author of this poem speaks about the effects of the Grand Coulee Dam and the Hanford reactors throughout his writing. This is an allusion because he assumes we already know what he's talking about. Also, in the last line, (Line 27), he mentions the "Powwow at the end of the world," which is also an allusion.

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The author uses the allusion of "salmon" a lot. I think it is because it is a thing that represents/means a lot to that particular native American group because they have the salmon that run right by there and the dam is stopping them and the salmon allusion helps the readers see how much they mean.

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in this text there were many allusions. An allusion is a reference to something that the author expects you to know about. The subject of these little easter eggs usually revolve around popular media and world events. In lines 25 to 30 it states  "when I am dancing
with my tribe during the powwow at the end of the world." this is an allusion because Most people know what a powwow is and it makes the main idea of the sentence more clear.

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A certain allusion that the author used was stated in lines 17-20 " I must forgive and so I shall after that salmon leaps into the night air above the water, throws a lightning bolt at the brush near my feet, and starts the fire which will lead all of the lost Indians home." The author mentions "lost Indians" because the tribes that were affected may feel lost without the salmon and the river. "...and starts the fire which will lead all of the lost Indians home." This may tell the reader that when the dam comes down and they can return to their normal traditions the Indians will feel as if they were "home" again.

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An Allusion that the poet uses a lot throughout the poem is salmon. On lines 12-13 it says that "after that salmon swims upstream, through the mouth of the Columbia and then past the flooded cities, broken dams, and abandoned reactors
of Hanford" saying that he shall forgive after he can see that salmon swim like it used to back before all of this happened.

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The author uses Allusion on pages 76,lines 14
"after that salmon swims through the mouth of the Spokane River."

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One of the allusions the author uses is in lines 24-25, he says "I am dancing with my tribe during the powwow at the end of the world.". I think that he used this as an allusion because many people may not know what this means and what it is to his culture.

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The author uses allusions at the end of the story. On line 25-27 “ I am told by many of you that I must forgive and so I shall when I am dancing with my tribe during the powwow at the end of the world.” It is talking about if the word is going to end they are going to dance and have fun with people they love and care about.