The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian

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Although Arnold's family and reservation were dysfunctional, there was a sense of cohesiveness: even after Arnold went to "white" school in Rearden. Arnold's family may not have had gas money to drive him to school but they loved him. Even though many people in the reserve resented Arnold attending white school, there is a sense that many are proud of him: especially the Elders. Arnold realizes that he has support, even if it doesn't come in practical forms.