1 Why Zitkala-Sa start crying in the dining hall?
2.Why does author feel 'Spirit tore itself in struggling for its lost freedom,all was useless'?
3.'Now I was only one of many little animals driven by a herder!'Explain
1.The eating by formula of the school was very new for Zitkala Sa and had already made her embarrassed but she knew that it was not the hardest trial in the first day. All these thoughts made her afraid to venture anything more and finally she broke out in tears.
2.Inspite of the writer's diligent efforts she failed to secure herself from cutting of long hairs which was considered an indignity in her community.
When the cold blades of the scissors were felt by the writer, she succumbed to fight , and hence mentions the surrender as a loss of her spirit.
3.Since from her childhood Zitkala Sa had suffered extreme indignities, from being stared to being tossed about in air by the people. She was also separated from her mother by the prejudice community of America and finally her hairs were cut short like a coward's. This made Zitkala Sa to feel like an animal driven by a herder.
2.Inspite of the writer's diligent efforts she failed to secure herself from cutting of long hairs which was considered an indignity in her community.
When the cold blades of the scissors were felt by the writer, she succumbed to fight , and hence mentions the surrender as a loss of her spirit.
3.Since from her childhood Zitkala Sa had suffered extreme indignities, from being stared to being tossed about in air by the people. She was also separated from her mother by the prejudice community of America and finally her hairs were cut short like a coward's. This made Zitkala Sa to feel like an animal driven by a herder.