Analysis of Indian Camp
Indian Camp
1. b
Indian Camp is about a doctor who takes his son Nick with to an Indian Camp, where the doctor shall help an Indian woman who had been trying to have her baby for two days.
The doctor opera the Indian woman with some help from his son, a man called Uncle George and three Indian men.
When the baby was out and the doctor had finished his work, he would see to the proud father of the baby. When the doctor sees the father, he was dead. He had commit suicide.
The doctor take his son Nick with him back again, because there nothing more he could do.
2. b
Through the story, Nick develops himself. He goes from sitting in the arms of his father on the way to the Indian Camp, to sitting at the opposite end of his father.
He stands and follows in the Indian woman’s birth + he sees the Indian father who committed suicide. He is a strong boy who follows his father and experiencing some things that he maybe never thought he would. Finally, Nick is also very curious, for he asks his father many questions about the Indian woman, the Indian father and Uncle George.
3. b
About Uncle George, he seems like a bad man. He seems very self-centred in a way, when you read the text. You get the impression that he would be the type who decided over the Indians and he rewards the Indians with cigar while doing what he says.
I also believe he is the real father of the baby, as the Indian woman biting him in the arm, because they seems to have a friendly relationship. It is perhaps one of the reasons that the Indian father committed suicide. He could not bear to think that it was Uncle George's child.
4. b
Why do some choose abortion?
Since 1981, the number of abortions are decline. But why exactly? Could it be because of the change of the law? Or because young people in the modern times prioritise education rather than establishing their own family?
There are so many reasons why women get an abortion. Some cannot be able to raising a child.
1. b
Indian Camp is about a doctor who takes his son Nick with to an Indian Camp, where the doctor shall help an Indian woman who had been trying to have her baby for two days.
The doctor opera the Indian woman with some help from his son, a man called Uncle George and three Indian men.
When the baby was out and the doctor had finished his work, he would see to the proud father of the baby. When the doctor sees the father, he was dead. He had commit suicide.
The doctor take his son Nick with him back again, because there nothing more he could do.
2. b
Through the story, Nick develops himself. He goes from sitting in the arms of his father on the way to the Indian Camp, to sitting at the opposite end of his father.
He stands and follows in the Indian woman’s birth + he sees the Indian father who committed suicide. He is a strong boy who follows his father and experiencing some things that he maybe never thought he would. Finally, Nick is also very curious, for he asks his father many questions about the Indian woman, the Indian father and Uncle George.
3. b
About Uncle George, he seems like a bad man. He seems very self-centred in a way, when you read the text. You get the impression that he would be the type who decided over the Indians and he rewards the Indians with cigar while doing what he says.
I also believe he is the real father of the baby, as the Indian woman biting him in the arm, because they seems to have a friendly relationship. It is perhaps one of the reasons that the Indian father committed suicide. He could not bear to think that it was Uncle George's child.
4. b
Why do some choose abortion?
Since 1981, the number of abortions are decline. But why exactly? Could it be because of the change of the law? Or because young people in the modern times prioritise education rather than establishing their own family?
There are so many reasons why women get an abortion. Some cannot be able to raising a child.