"Where Wolves Don't Die" by Anton Treuer Chapters 18-24 : Thinkmap Visual Thesaurus

The northern lights continued to oscillate green and blue with an occasional flash of yellow or orange.

It must have given her a sense of independence and empowerment. That means a lot to people, especially when they had a childhood like hers.

I must have looked incredulous.

I figured it would be helpful to verify that some other way, too, in case anyone else suspected them.

wan

I offered a wan smile as we separated.

Buster gave up on trying to see and hunkered down inside my coat.

My dad uncovered one of the pots, used a spoon to grab a morsel of moose meat, kneeled in front of my chair, and held it up to my mouth.

vow

I made a silent vow to move a little slower and think before I acted.

It was a little more work to muster the courage for my next question, but I felt emboldened by everything that had happened at the feast.

Packaging Corporation of America was keeping up their daily routine, dumping chemicals in the Rainy River, enveloping the town in rancid odor.

That was all I could handle on that topic, and Nora seemed to intuit the need for a change of subject.

The Ojibwe lunar cycles that intersect in March are Bebookwaagime-giizis and Onaabani-giizis.

We watched more Reservation Dogs and she giggled nonstop at Buster and Grandpa Liam’s television antics.

I strode up quickly, excited at the prospect of a successful kill.

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