The True Diary of a Part-Time Indian

In Search of Goal Do you think looking forward and trying to change a uncollectible situation into a good one for having a split up manners is a wrong decision? The abruptly True Diary of a Part-time Indian is a wise written by Sherman Alexie. The novel is almost Arnold Spirit everyone calls him junior-grade. He is a teenage boy with a tough smell who lives with his family in poverty on a Spokane Indian reservation in Wellpinit, Washington. He hates living in poverty and wants nearlything better for himself. I feel deal I might grow up to be somebody authorised.An artist(6) he claims. His living conditions are surly he studies in a schooling with a lack of resources. He considered the different aspects of moving to Reardan, he struggled about deviation the Rez. In the demise immature decided to leave the Rez and make a better life for himself. He must go somewhere else, somewhere that people have hope. In order to get a decent education he made the difficult decision t o transfer to the privileged discolour school in the town of Reardan. Leaving the Rez for a better life had a negative impact on Juniors relationship with disorderly.Junior and street fighter were friends for a long time. He is my best human friend and he cares about me (16), Rowdy has fostered me since we were born (17). Rowdy was the most important person in Juniors life. By leaving the Rez, Junior lost his friend. When Junior told Rowdy about leaving the Rez he got mad, he hauls off and punched Junior in the face and told him, Dont connect me, you retarded fag (52). Rowdy was angry with Junior he mentation Junior betrayed him by making this decision.Junior was upset about what happened he tangle guilty that their relationship was ruined. I k tender that my best friend had become my trounce enemy(53). In sum, Junior lost his best friend Rowdy because of the decision that he made for a better life. In sum total to losing his old friend making new friends at Reardan was har d and slow. When Junior arrived in Reardan he was scared. He didnt know what was going to happen with the different students. He was wondering what he was doing in a racist white school. Did you know that Indians are living proof that niggers fuck buffalo? I felt that Roger had kicked me in the face. That was the most racist thing I d ever heard in my life (64) He tried to protect himself when he hit Roger, and he didnt derive why Roger didnt try to hit him pricker. He was scared about the decision that he made. Arnold was the center of attention and this feeling made him uncomfortable, They stared at me like I was Bigfoot or a UFO (56). Most of the students rejected him, they called him names like Chief Squaw Boy Tonto (64).It was the loneliest time of his life I just walked from differentiate to class wholly I sat at launch alone during PE I stood in the corner of the gym and played catch with myself (83). He thought that he could make friends, but Reardan students didnt wan t him in their school. He felt really lonely. As a allow for, Arnold was lost because everything in Reardan was different from the Rez he knew that it would be hard for him to find his place in the racist school of Reardan. Although he had a lot of external problems with his new life style in Reardan, it was nothing compared to the internal conflict he suffered.Toward the end of the novel Junior was faced with an abundance of death among his family and friends. afterward the death of his grandm other, sister and his fathers best friend he was sad, and felt that all the bad things that happened to his friend and family were his fault. As a result he felt helpless and stupid I was mad at God (171). I was so depressed that I thought about dropping out of Reardan. I thought about going back to Wellpinit. I blamed myself for all of the death. I had cursed my family.I had left the tribe, and had low-pitched something inside all of us, and I was now being punished for that (173). He car ried the guilt of his sisters death I had killed my sister. Well, I hadnt killed her. But she only got married so quickly and left the Rez because I had left the Rez first. She had burned to death because I had decided that I cute to spend my life with white people. It was all my fault (211). He took on the burden of responsibility for the death of his sister she was killed in an accident when she was wino what happened to her wasnt Juniors fault.As result, he was terrified of losing his father, Please God, enthral dont kill my daddy (203). Then Junior got some guidance from his father and some words of encouragement from his mother, and Junior began to understand that he made the change in his life for the better. Junior wasnt the reason her sister died, but he had inspired her to follow her dreams as well. The upshot of all this is that, Juniors decision about leaving the Rez and moving to Reardan for a better education was tough.He faced lot of problems he felt lonely because o f losing his best friend, and afraid of death of his tribe and family. Although he suffered from the entire bad things that happened to him, it was the best decision that he had made for his life. I realized that I might be a lonely Indian boy, but I was not alone in my loneliness. There were millions of other Americans who had left their birthplaces in search of a dream (217). Work cited Alexie, Sherman. The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian. New York Little, 2009. Print.