The cruel police officer Cruz is compared to a snake, while the killing of the Albino is justified by Father Olguin as an instinctive reaction to evil.
The cruel police officer Cruz is compared to a snake, while the killing of the Albino is justified by Father Olguin as an instinctive reaction to evil. Other notable events in this work include a description of the Eagle Watcher's Society in section 1, "The Longhair," and Angela St. John's plans to seduce the main character after seeing him chop wood. Divided into four parts, each chapter in this novel takes place on a specific date; on the final date, February 28, the protagonist, who has returned to Walatowa, prepares his grandfather Francisco for burial in the traditional manner and then heads out for a ceremonial run. For ten points, identify this work about Abel that takes its title from the first words of a Navajo chant, the most famous work of N. Scott Momaday.
The cruel police officer Cruz is compared to a snake, while the killing of the Albino is justified by Father Olguin as an instinctive reaction to evil.
{House Made of Dawn}