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Saul is the best player on the White River Falcons. Despite being a great asset, Saul is kicked out of the White River Falcons because he is Indigenous. - AC

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Saul along with the entire Moose team were called racial slurs. When Saul went to play in Toronto, he was called slurs by other teammates and spectators of the game.

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After Rebecca's sister died, Rebecca sings in Ojibway in front of her sisters grave. Rebecca takes her own life and the rest of the children sing in Ojibway even though they are not allowed.

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When the Moose hockey team were at the bar, almost every player on the team got jumped by a group of white men

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The lumberjacks didn't know what to do with Saul so they started mistreating him they would call him derogatory names and try to compete with him in their work, and when he didn't budge they would give him even more work to do which made him angry towards them and keep to himself.

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As a child, Saul was very resilient. After going through so much trauma, he bounced right back. He was mistreated at the residential school, but that didn't stop him from playing hockey. When he first went to go play with the Moose, the team didn't accept him. He observed his teammates when they played and tried his best to fit in with them. Saul ended up getting accepted.

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Benjamin was taken away from Saul early in the story. His family was left with trauma because they thought that Benjamin was gone forever. He came back eventually but shortly died later because of the disease he got from the residential school.

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Saul had siblings who were taken away and died, a grandmother who died, and his parents that disappeared

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Saul uses hockey as an escape to help him deal with trauma of residential schools.

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Saul uses nature to heal but also the moon changes depending on if he feels strong or broken.

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Saul along with his entire family valued each other a lot, especially grandmother Naomi. After Saul's parents didn't return to God's Lake, Grandmother Naomi was determined to get Saul and herself out of there. The winter was really harsh, and she gave Saul all of her warm clothing so that he would not feel cold. She ended up loosing her life, but Saul survived.

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Residential school has physical abuse and isolation such as in the Iron Sister where Rebecca Wolf's sister is held.

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Saul's grandmother teaches Saul about his culture such as how to braid rice.

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Call Saul names like "rampaging redskin"

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act like Saul's adopted family and treat him nice and help him with hockey.

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Saul sees his ancestors at God's lake with their traditional clothes and life.

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Having visions and connecting with the nature is a major part of indigenous culture. Saul was gifted with the ability to see magical visions, and he used them to his advantage until he got into drinking.

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Saul remembers his brother dying, his parents being drunk and abandoning him, and the death of his grandmother.

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Physical and Verbal Abuse at Residential Schools

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Physical and Verbal Abuse at Residential Schools

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Indigenous children were severely abused at residential school. They were beaten harshly when they did something as little as speaking their own language. The nuns and priests weren't kind to them either. They always talked to children rudely and called them racial slurs.