Elijah very quickly displays signs of addiction. Elijah shows pride in killing humans in this chapter, which Xavier has not shown to this point. I believe the aboriginal elder’s dream about the Whiskeyjack is also fulfilled in this chapter, with Elijah deciding that he is going to mutilate the dead bodies of his kills.10.Another negative effect of morphine revealed, which is that it kills the hunger of man. Xavier’s gifts are recognized by Niska. These are the same ones which are recognized by Corporal Thompson earlier in the novel. It can be agreed upon that Xavier is very gifted. Xavier’s spiritual side shown with his prayer to Gitchi Manitou, the Cree god after every kill. Elijah shows anger towards Elijah. This is huge. He is so in love with killing at this point that he is more concerned about his own statistics rather than the overall good of the army. He should be happy. McCaan saves Xavier, which is all the more a reason for why Xavier feels guilty for the events that occur later in the novel. 11.Elijah’s dependence on the medication is established. Xavier’s hatred of it continues. Xavier finds his peace of mind through Lisette the girl he met,
Elijah very quickly displays signs of addiction. Elijah shows pride in killing humans in this chapter, which Xavier has not shown to this point. I believe the aboriginal elder’s dream about the Whiskeyjack is also fulfilled in this chapter, with Elijah deciding that he is going to mutilate the dead bodies of his kills.10.Another negative effect of morphine revealed, which is that it kills the hunger of man. Xavier’s gifts are recognized by Niska. These are the same ones which are recognized by Corporal Thompson earlier in the novel. It can be agreed upon that Xavier is very gifted. Xavier’s spiritual side shown with his prayer to Gitchi Manitou, the Cree god after every kill. Elijah shows anger towards Elijah. This is huge. He is so in love with killing at this point that he is more concerned about his own statistics rather than the overall good of the army. He should be happy. McCaan saves Xavier, which is all the more a reason for why Xavier feels guilty for the events that occur later in the novel. 11.Elijah’s dependence on the medication is established. Xavier’s hatred of it continues. Xavier finds his peace of mind through Lisette the girl he met,