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Do you believe that Junior made the correct choice in going to Reardan?

What kind of person do you think Junior is?

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Arnold Spirit (Junior)- The main character in the novel. Junior is a White/Indian teenager living on an Indian reservation. He faces the constant struggle of dealing with poverty, relationships, and finding himself.

Mary Spirit- Junior's sister who is his only sibling. She lives in his basement and later flees to Montana with a boyfriend where she ends up dieing.

Grandma Spirit- Junior's grandma; she is wise and humble. She dies in the novel.

Rowdy- Junior's best friend. Rowdy is emotionally withdrawn and aggressive.

Penelope- Junior's girlfriend.

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Success requires effort, exploration, and honesty.

This theme is reflected in this novel by Sherman Alexie. Junior achieves greater things only through taking risks and trying new things. Also, in doing so, he remains honest and works hard. In the end, through these steps, Junior achieves success in areas that he wanted to improve on.

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Junior foreshadows his sister's future by calling her "Mary Runs Away."

Junior uses flashbacks to describe his childhood memories with his best friend, Rowdy.

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In the beginning of this novel Junior is just entering high school. He explains his conflicts at home and at school. The main conflict that he faces is his poverty and social crises along with the transition to a new high school and the big change in his social life that comes along with it. The rising action in the novel occurs when Junior decides to switch schools. The climax happens with the deaths of Arnold's close friends and family. The falling action in the novel follows the deaths in Junior's family with the completion of his first year in high school. The resolution took place with the reservation's reacceptance of him.

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The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian

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The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian

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by Sherman Alexie