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2. Anne’s youngest daughter
3. 2words, A Canadian federal law outlining the government's relationship with Indigenous peoples, covering governance, land management, and cultural practices.
4. p3, a political theory leading to a society in which all property is publicly owned and each person works and is paid according to their abilities and needs.
5. the reference to Oka in Someday is this literary device
7. Janice’s name at birth
10. A play written by Drew Hayden Taylor, Only Drunks and ________Tell the Truth
12. Anne’s first-born, taken away shortly after birth
14. p3, an outline or shape of an object or person.
15. name of Anne, Barb, and Rodney’s tribe
19. a reference to a famous literary or historical figure or event
20. a long speech by a single character. Can be heard by other characters
22. Land set aside for the use and occupancy of a specific group or community, often Indigenous peoples in Canada and the United States.
24. mother of Grace and Barb, winner of lottery
25. (CAS), Children’s Aid _________, A Canadian child welfare agency providing support and protection for at-risk children.

1. p4, Waving or exhibiting a weapon or object, often in a threatening manner.
6. last name of Anne and Barb
8. 2words, A period in Canada, primarily during the 1960s to the 1980s, when Indigenous children were forcibly removed from their families and placed in non-Indigenous homes.
9. p5, A musical style with short, detached, and distinct notes or beats.
11. the governing body for their Indian reserves
13. p2, anthropomorphic rodents created by Disney
15. 2words, name of the reservation on which the play is set
16. 3words, A Canadian playwright, novelist, and journalist known for exploring Indigenous issues and culture.
17. Barb’s boyfriend
18. the holiday that is approaching during the play
21. you should read with one of these
23. a speech of inner thoughts which is unheard by other characters