Vocabulary
Characters
Conflict
Character Info
Locations
100

This plant is known as “semaa” in many Anishinaabe communities.

What is Tobacco.

100

She is the main character whose life is split between two communities.

Who is Daunis Fontaine.

100

This tragedy pushes Daunis deeper into the investigation.

What is Lily’s death.

100

This is Daunis’s favorite place in the world, filled with family history.

What is Sugar Island.

100

This upper-Michigan city is where Daunis lives.

What is Sault Ste. Marie.

200

This Ojibwe word means “thank you,” used often by Daunis in daily interactions.

What is miigwech.

200

This person works along Daunis and Ron in the meth investigation

Who is Jamie Johnson.

200

This type of crime is central to the undercover investigation.

What is meth production.

200

This is the sport Daunis played all through high school.

What is hockey.

200

This long-term care home is where Daunis visits her grandmother every morning.

What is EverCare.

300

This Ojibwe term refers to cedar, one of the Four Sacred Medicines used for cleansing and protection.

What is giizhik.

300

She is Daunis’s best friend whose death devastates the community.

Who is Lily.

300

This internal conflict describes Daunis’s struggle between her Fontaine and Firekeeper identities.

What is her struggle with belonging.

300

Jamie reveals he used to compete in this ice sport.

What is figure skating.

300

This location is where Jamie and Daunis secretly learned how meth was produced.

What is Marquette.

400

This Indigenous word has the meaning "it is good" in English

What is Nishii

400

This relative of Daunis tends the ceremonial fire during Lily’s funeral.

Who is Art.

400

This conflict forces Daunis to decide whether to stay loyal to her community or cooperate fully with the FBI, even when their goals don’t align.

What is Daunis’s conflict between community loyalty and federal involvement.

400

Uncle David taught Daunis this scientific method of trying to prove something wrong.

What is disproving the null hypothesis.

400

his wooded area is where Daunis discovers evidence, mushrooms, and eventually Heather’s body.

What is Duck Island.

500

This Ojibwe phrase means “White Sheep,” a teasing nickname Monk uses for Daunis.

What is Waabishkimaanishtaanish.

500

This missing girl is later found near Duck Island.

Who is Heather Nodin.

500

his discovery on Duck Island intensifies the investigation and Daunis’s emotional turmoil.

What is finding Heather Nodin’s body.

500

This family member’s stroke becomes part of Daunis’s “New Normal.”

Who is GrandMary.

500

This lodge near the Elder Center is where Travis’s ceremonial fire would be held.

What is the lodge behind the Elder Center.

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