The Absolute Dairy

In the novel “The Absolute Daiary of a Part-Time Indian” by Alexie Sherman is a very compelling story about a fourteen year old Indian, Arnold Spirit or better know as Juinor, who has to overcome a variety of obstacles that can jerpardize his connections with his family and frends. One of the many obstacles Arnold has to face is called a social conflict betweeen his reservtion of very poor indians and the pertiges white people in reardian.The two very different culture tend to judge each other based on their social status on the hierarchical pyramid and they really don’t understand each other culture or values, so instead they stereotype one another based on their prior knowledge of eachother. An example of this litereacy evice is inroduced …show more content…
The two team fought against each other at the beginning of the basketball season and Reardan lost to wellpinit, so now they are seeking to take back the title of the number one basketball team in the region. During their first game agaisnt eachother Rowdy had knocked Junior out of the game by giving him a minor concussion,so now Junior wants revenge and he wants to beat Rowdy at his own …show more content…
Now Junior is team Reardan the white are cheering for him, “ Arnold.. Arnold..” their chantng his name, while his past team is glaring at him and screaming, “BOOOOOO…” throughout the entire game. I chose the song “ Remember The Name “ by Fort Minor featuring Eminem as a sort of intro music for the Reardan team and to pump the up for the game,but it also represent the amount of confident that Junior has gained from his last fight with Rowdy, but this time he was determinde to beat Rowdy. The pictures are a great representation of how the game was played, even put them inorder from the start of the game to the end, where Junior scores on Rowdy and it included specfic scenes from the book to help people see how the game was illustrated in the book.By creating this multimodal response it has really helped me see how so many factors were presented in the book, the characters and the plot came together to give a really thought process of how we see one another from a steretypical way. Even though Junior was kind of thrown in the middle of all this drama he was still was bale to stay grounded and stay tue to