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Adversity is represented throughout the book in numerous ways and in relation to numerous different theme, an example of such occurring through the tragic events of Chapter 29.

Regarding stereotypes, adverse situations can arise as a result of them. As if the Aboriginal people didn’t have it hard enough, the general assumptions and accusations made against them by people who barely know them has the ability to present new problems with self-esteem and individuality.

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Another example of an evident stereotype is Blacky’s mother. She personifies the stereotype of an ordinary housewife because she is everything society thinks a mother and carer should be. However, his mother breaks that stereotype when it comes to her skillage in terms of football plays, this is a trait that annoys others and is frowned upon by Arks.

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Another example of an evident stereotype is Blacky’s mother. She personifies the stereotype of an ordinary housewife because she is everything society thinks a mother and carer should be. However, his mother breaks that stereotype when it comes to her skillage in terms of football plays, this is a trait that annoys others and is frowned upon by Arks.

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The previously stated assumptions affected an element of Blacky and Dumby Red’s initial relationship. When Dumby first joined the football team, Blacky had outwardly despised him and yet found himself interested in a friendship with him. The problem was that he had talked down about Dumby to his friends to seem cool. Blacky needed a legitimate reason to allow him to be friendly, free of any contradiction to what he had previously told his friends.

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An example of a stereotype in Deadly Unna are in relation to the personalities and attitudes of the Aboriginal people who live down by the Point. The majority of the characters who live in the Port view the Aboriginals, or “Nungas” based on their own assumptions. They find them to be intimidating, wild and reckless. Their views and assumptions are primarily based on universally conceived stereotypes because not one of the citizens who isn’t on the football team or a regular down at the local bar knows what the Aboriginal people from the Point are really, truly like.

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Stereotypes are defined as being a widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or thing. Stereotypes create an evident contribution to the text. However, the few stereotypes that are there shape meaning in a unique way when it comes to the characters within.