The Ojibwe Drum
This sacred object was discovered in the estate of a former Indian agent. It inspires perseverance and healing in those who hear it. At the end of the novel, this object is restored to its rightful home.
Wolves
This symbol is presented as both an antagonistic force and a metaphor for the oppression of the Ojibwe people. After preying on Anaquot’s family, they inadvertently instigate the creation of the sacred drum.
Revival Road
This is the run-down area where Faye and Elsie live. It was named for the field where the community once had an annual meeting.
Ravens
This is an animal for which Faye has a particular affinity. When one is killed by Davian Eyke, Krahe takes revenge.
The Eyke Dog
This creature spends many years living in an unnaturally isolated patch of land. When they are freed, they turn wild and become...
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