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Escape - Coggle Diagram

- - - - “Soon, the players on the other teams were following suit.I was taunted endlessly. They called me Indian Whores, Horse Piss, Stolen Pony. Elbows and knees were constantly flying at me. I couldn't play a shift that didn’t include some kind of cheap shot, threat or curse." (Wagamese 164)
    - - Stereotypical and derogatory nicknames
      - Saul has learned to withstand the insults and comments with silence and complete lack of reaction
  - - - Emotional
        
        Erased the children's culture (language, religion, traditions, etc.)
        
        Taken and isolated from their family at a young age
      - Sexual
        
        “‘You are glory, Saul.’ That’s what he always told me. It’s what he whispered to me in the dim light of his quarters, what he said to me those nights he snuck into the dormitory and put his head beneath covers. The words he used in the back of the barn when he slipped my trousers down. That was the phrase that began the groping, the tugging, the pulling and the sucking, and those were always the last words he said to me as he left, arranging his priestly clothes.” (Wagamese 199)
      - Physical
        
        “He screamed as the paddle struck his back. The nun yanked him to his feet as though he were a rag toy and struck him repeatedly behind the knees and on the back of the thighs.” (Wagamese 46)
    - - Abandoned at a young age by his parents
      - His only other father figure, Father Leboutilier, regularly raped him