In chapter twelve, Walt and Eric make it to God’s lake are about to push off. When Ralph and the Indians did not wait for them, I would feel helpless again because they have to find their way by themselves. Then with fog and other weather conditions they would have to be bold to try to navigate when they can barely see. However, when they get to Gods Lake they say they understand the name. The quote, “Such sights as this are reserved for those who will suffer to behold them” ties back to when they said God’s Lake is the most beautiful Lake every. The Cree would do anything to protect their Lake and they respect it because they want it to stay beautiful. The second quote, “There is a cleanliness, a breadth and sweep and strength in the north,
