How does mixed identity create the conflict between the protagonist and the antagonist? How does this passage shed light on a larger conflict of race?

1. Tayo: Native American/White

a. Relationship with Emo

b. Protagonist vs antagonist
i. How does mixed identity create the conflict between the protagonist and the antagonist?

2. Army uniforms: treatment of Native Americans before the war vs during the war
a. Only treated like Americans during the war while wearing the uniforms
i. How does this passage shed light on a larger conflict of race?

3. Betonie and Night Swan
a. Betonie: medicine man
i. NA and Mexican
ii. Believes ceremonies must change and grow or die

b. Night Swan: dancer
i. NA and Mexican
ii. Hazel eyes…