He had to go up to a blackboard with names on it and pick one he liked and slowly learned to respond to his new name. Out of all the changes he was forced to make he said changing his diet was the most injurious. He went from eating meat, fruit, and vegetables, to white bread, coffee, and sugar. Although all this change occurred after five years contact with the white people he resumed life on the reservation and kept in direct contact with the tribal life. Zitkala-Sa’s experience with the tensions she had between combining her two ways of life were different then Luthers. For example, she shared a time early in her writing of a time a white women was playing with her and threw her up and down for fun. This was frightening for her because that wasn't something her mother would have ever done. Another time was when she got older she said her pride kept her from going back to her mom. This was because if her mother had known she would have said, “the white man’s papers were not worth the freedom and health I had lost by them.” She believed if her mother had said this it would have been to
He had to go up to a blackboard with names on it and pick one he liked and slowly learned to respond to his new name. Out of all the changes he was forced to make he said changing his diet was the most injurious. He went from eating meat, fruit, and vegetables, to white bread, coffee, and sugar. Although all this change occurred after five years contact with the white people he resumed life on the reservation and kept in direct contact with the tribal life. Zitkala-Sa’s experience with the tensions she had between combining her two ways of life were different then Luthers. For example, she shared a time early in her writing of a time a white women was playing with her and threw her up and down for fun. This was frightening for her because that wasn't something her mother would have ever done. Another time was when she got older she said her pride kept her from going back to her mom. This was because if her mother had known she would have said, “the white man’s papers were not worth the freedom and health I had lost by them.” She believed if her mother had said this it would have been to