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benjamin comes back home

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Saul’s brother Benjamin had escape from the residential school and had gotten tuberculosis.

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Saul’s brother Benjamin had escape from the residential school and had gotten tuberculosis.

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Benjamin returned from the residential school. And they later found out that he was suffering from tuberculosis.

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Benjamin reunites with his family

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saul’s brother escapes the residential school

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Benjamin comes back from the residential school

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benjamin comes back

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Sauls brother Benjamin escapes residential schools but comes back with a bad cough and is very underweight.

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Benjamins family canoes to God's Lake

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benjamin escapes and returns to his family

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At the beginning of the story, it is said that he escaped the school and found his way along to his family.

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A key event from the 5th chapter is when they reunited with Benjamin, Saul’s brother. They then ventured off to God’s Lake. 👍

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Saul and his family decide to go to God’s Land to get away from the white men and go back to their traditional ways. Also hoping that it would also heal Benjamin from his sickness (TB) that he got at the residential school.

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Saul's family travel to God's Lake by canoe with Benjamin

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Benjamin managed to escape the residential school and found his way back to his family. Unfortunately, he brought with him “the Coughing sick” or tuberculosis that he got from the school.

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they go to Gods Lake to try and hide Saul and Benjamin from the Zhaunagush

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Benjamin escaped the residential school and came back to his family

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Benjamin escaped the residential school and came back to his family

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Saul’s grandmother tells them the story of how only the Indian Horse family can go to Gods Lake.

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Saul’s grandmother tells them the story of how only the Indian Horse family can go to Gods Lake.

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Benjamin escapes the trenches of the residential school residing in Kenora

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The grandmother tells the legend of the hunters going to Gods Lake

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The grandmother tells the legend of the hunters going to Gods Lake

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In Chapter 5 of "Indian Horse," Benjamin, the protagonist's younger brother, faces a traumatic event. He is forcibly taken away from his family by authorities who are part of the Canadian government's assimilation policies. This separation deeply affects the protagonist and his family, highlighting the destructive impact of such policies on Indigenous families and communities.

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In Chapter 5 of "Indian Horse," Benjamin, the protagonist's younger brother, faces a traumatic event. He is forcibly taken away from his family by authorities who are part of the Canadian government's assimilation policies. This separation deeply affects the protagonist and his family, highlighting the destructive impact of such policies on Indigenous families and communities.

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benjamin has a sickness

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Benjamin is the personification of the effects of Residential School

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Benjamin is the personification of the effects of Residential School