The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian

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Some say that Junior/Arnold went through a lot in order to escape the reservation. Support this statement. Think of at least two specific examples from the book that make the above statement true.

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Junior went through practically the whole reservation seeing him as a "sell-out". Arnold's decision to attend white school in Rearden created animosity amongst some natives who saw Arnold turning his back on his own kind. Arnold faced a lot of backlash from this like when people through change at him at the basketball game. Arnold had to prove himself at the white school. He was truly a "fish out of water". He had to navigate through a lot of racism to be accepted by other students.

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