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We chose to keep it simple by only adding a Sea Monster. (we couldn`t find a good-looking picture  of an actual "Sea-Serpent)

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I Would not recommend the Story because I thougt that it was pretty boring. I just didn`t enjoy reading it because it has no exitement at all.
- Ahmad

I also did not enjoy reading the Book because it was very boring. I feel like every story with a deeper meaning like that tendds to be a bit boring. So if you don`t like deeper meanings in stories or books, please avoid this Book at all costs.
- Vincent

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here are some thems and Motifs for the short story

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The story takes place at Brockton Point, Vancouver, British Columbia in aproximately 1858. At this Time and place the native Americans were still around, and most of them believed in some kind of "special" Gods. For Example: Sagalie Tyee The Thunderbird, god of the Amerindian, which also appears in the story.

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here is a character chart of all the important characters

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The tale is told by an old American Indian. He describes how one of his people, "Shak-shak", became too fond of money and how God, the Great Spirit, turned him into a terrible monster.

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E. Pauline Johnson was born on the Six Nations Reserve near Brantford, Ontario as daughter of Mohawk-Chief George Henry Martin Johnson. She died in 1913 due to cancer. "The Sea-Serpent" is a Story which directly and indirectly talk about communism an capitalism.