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The Absolutely True Diary Of A Part-Time Indian

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Fighting Love
A small town Indian boy named Junior Loved his friend Rowdy as does Rowdy.But love can’t vanish can it,or is it the fact that love never existed with those.After all some say love is just a figment of your imagination,right? In the book”The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian.”
You 'll find that love can not only heal but it can wound.

Within the book you 'll read about two main main character Rowdy and Junior who fight with love. Such as when Junior made Rowdy mad.And when thanksgiving came around Junior made a picture of Rowdy and him pumping fists together.Junor then took over to Rowdy’s house and when he wasn 't there he gave to his dad and looked at Rowdy threw the window and smiled.

When Junior beat Rowdy at basketball Junior decided to talk to him. And as the chapter says “Me and Rowdy have a long Discussion about Basketball”.But as Junior writes back he says sorry about the game.And as Rowdy he says sorry about the game.And as Rowdy writes back he says faggot.Junior then text back and says, a “faggot that beat you”then Junior says“ I was a Happy …show more content…

They all acted like nothing ever happened. They just stood when he passed and walked when he stopped.

Within the book you 'll see hait love and fighting.After all that is why I named my essay fighting love which means that even though you love someone so much you fight.“In Big Think” Sherman Alexie explains why he knew he had a drinking problem because the love he had for people changed so that 's when he knew he had to

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