Context
Characters
Plot Points
Themes
Miscellaneous
100

The area that the reserve is supposed to be in is under this treaty.

What is Treaty 9?

100

This respected elder opened ceremonies for the community.

Who is Aileen?

100

Scott first introduced himself to the community at this event.

What is a community meeting?

100

The emergence of this season represents the renewal of the community -- emphasizing one of the main themes of the novel.

What is Spring?

100

Scott bootlegged these items on the reserve.

What are booze and cigarettes?

200

Evan's people, the Ojibwe, are part of this larger cultural group.

Who are the Anishnaabe?

200

These two guys were Evan's best friends and coworkers.

Who are Isaiah and Tyler?

200

The power shifted from Terry to Scott after this happened.

What is Scott's shooting of the other newcomers?

200

The efforts to renew this piece of culture on the reserve are representative of wider efforts to preserve and renew Indigenous cultures across Canada.

What is language?

200

This is the main animal hunted for in the area of the reserve.

What is a moose?

300

Evan's people traditionally lived in this region, rather than their remote northern reserve.

What is the Great Lakes region?

300

These girls died early on in Part 2, raising initial suspicions about Scott.

Who are Jenna and Tara?

300

The community erupted into chaos at the food line after this canned product was served again.

What is canned ham?

300

The character of Scott, and his beastly representation in Evan's dream, can be linked to this umbrella term for the historical relationship of Indigenous peoples and outsiders.

What is Colonialism?

300

This protest movement was the subject of the movie that we watched on Treaty 9.

What is Idle No More?

400

This act was traditionally seen to 'open the door' to possession by the Wendigo.

What is cannibalism?

400

The name Maiingan translates to this.

What is Wolf?

400

Evan made this structure as part of his hidden refuge.

What is a teepee?

400

The difference in the responses to the disaster on the reserve and in Gibson could be seen as a critique of this economic system.

What is Capitalism?

400

This literary device is exemplified by the Wendigo in the story.

What is a Symbol?
500

This character, prominent in Ojibwe and related cultures, acts as a 'trickster' in traditional stories.

Who is Nanabush?

500

This character killed Justin Scott.

Who is Meghan Connor?

500

The men noticed that a body was missing when the total in the morgue didn't add up to this number.

What is Twenty-One?

500

Aileen emphasizes the community's resiliency (a key theme of the book), by stating that the community has already been through this event.

What is an Apocalypse?

500

Traditionally, the Wendigo represents this.

What is Hunger?

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