Journey In Sherman Alexie's Film Smoke Signals
1- Victor’s journey in Sherman Alexie’s film Smoke Signals reveals the path from anger to finding closure through the past.
2-After Victor finds out about Arnold’s death, he remembers times before his father left forever.
3- Victor remembers having good times with his father, talking about great indians, and white unfairness that later turn into getting slapped and beat.
4-When Victor first hears about Arnold's death, he is angry at his father for leaving him, and becomes torn between mourning for his father and hating him.
5-Later, Thomas talks about all the good things that Victor's father had done for him.
6-In his Anger,Victor yells “You don't even know my father. Did you know that my father beat my mother. DId you know he beat me too.”
2-After Victor finds out about Arnold’s death, he remembers times before his father left forever.
3- Victor remembers having good times with his father, talking about great indians, and white unfairness that later turn into getting slapped and beat.
4-When Victor first hears about Arnold's death, he is angry at his father for leaving him, and becomes torn between mourning for his father and hating him.
5-Later, Thomas talks about all the good things that Victor's father had done for him.
6-In his Anger,Victor yells “You don't even know my father. Did you know that my father beat my mother. DId you know he beat me too.”