Hockey
What number did Saul play as?
13
What kind of school is St. Jerome's?
A residential school.
What was God's Lake called before the Zhaunagush gave it the name God's Lake?
Manitou Gameeng.
Who does Saul think of as his family?
The Moose
He had visions
Who saved Saul from St. Jerome's?
Fred Kelly
Why does God's Lake belong to the Indian Horse family?
Part of their family had died there.
Where did Saul move to play hockey for the Marlboros?
Toronto
What nickname did the audience call Saul to mock him?
The Rampaging Redskin.
What did Saul see in the basement of St. Jerome's?
The Iron Sister
How does Saul experience transcendence at God's Lake as a kid?
He saw a vision of part of his family dying.
Who did Saul see in the woods by the New Dawn Centre?
His great-grandfather
What did Saul use hockey to forget?
The trauma from the school.
How did returning to St. Jerome's help Saul?
He remembered being sexually abused.
How did Saul feel as he walked the shore of God's Lake after returning?
At peace.
What had Saul's grandmother referred to the universe as?
"The Great Mystery"
How many points in how many games did Saul score playing for the Marlboros?
23 points in 9 games
How many children do we know have died at residential schools?
6000
What does Saul's great-grandfather give him?
A hide pouch and eagle feather fan
What does Saul say was his "greatest sorrow" at the beginning of the book?
The loss of his visions