What vision does Saul have? What effect does it have on him?

Saul has a vision of his great-grandfather, a spiritual leader born before Saul’s family began taking Christian names. Without rejecting Moses’s strategy, Wagamese emphasizes that to heal from a traumatic past one must still engage with that past, and attests to the power of ancestors in paving the way for that engagement.

Saul is able to reconnect with his family through his vision of Shabogeesick, he twists the logic of the schools to use his shared experiences with the Kellys as a source of power and mutual understanding.