
Interwoven stories of two Ojibwe families across decades, exploring love, faith, addiction, and survival on and off the reservation.
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Interwoven stories of two Ojibwe families across decades, exploring love, faith, addiction, and survival on and off the reservation.
A story of the intertwined fates of the Kashpaws and the Lamartines near a North Dakota reservation from 1934 to 1984.
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Multiple affairs and sexual relationships; some on-page intimacy across generations
Physical fights, domestic violence, and harsh confrontations without extreme gore
Occasional strong language throughout
Alcoholism and gambling addiction are major recurring themes across characters
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Catholic nuns, faith crises, martyrdom longing, and Ojibwe spirituality are central
Traditional Ojibwe love-medicine charms used as a plot element
Demonic possession themes involving a nun; mystical and spirit elements
Indigenous survival, reservation life, displacement, and cultural endurance themes
On-page suicide; self-destructive and fatal choices by major characters
Domestic violence; physical cruelty by a nun; intergenerational trauma and hardship
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