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Trickster, What does the trickster look like? - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Crows usually represent change and transformation of perspective - meaning that the crow could symbolize the girls change in attitude and idea of heritage and the door (considering how long its been since she's been home
    - - Represents indigenous group, as the coyote was "acting like coyotes" should similar to indengous peoples on the reserve. Similarly, in cities, coyotes lands have been infringed on and they dont act as they should, or act like they are comfortable
    - - Symbolizes indengous populations in a white backdrop
        
        Similar to the assimilation theme in the Republic of Tricksterism
- - - - Teaches a lesson for how the sun came to be on earth
    - - Explains the location and food source of the Snutali
  - - - Represents the fertility of the new Snutali peoples, as it is part of the explanation of the creation of the people
    - - Represents life, as a part of the creation story of the Snutali peoples. With the sun, life can start
- - - - Where there is a will, there is a way - and is you put enough effort into something, you are more likely to achieve the impoosible. The impossible is only impossible because its never been done
    - - That people you've grown up with aren't who they are. And that power is the striding force of many misunderstandings (Tobe wasn't more Indidengous than those with indigenous mothers, but acted like it and refused status to them)
  - - - Symbolizes the attraction of assimilation, and symbolizes the perpetuate push in society that western groups are the most attractive.
    - - Symbolizes the governments and their push of governing systems of chiefs. He symbolizes how this is inefficient and how these systems drive wedges in Indigenous communities
      - Symbolizes the Canadian governments hand in all Indigneous affiars, as the mixed side of him represented the Canadian government
    - - seen as an image of strength and determination in Indigenous texts, alluding to the fact that malcom remain resilient even in his next life, and symbolizing and energy and strength that indigenous peoples hold