Although Saul is initially reluctant to leave, Virgil and the Moose persuade Saul to join the Marlboros. After the Moose beat the Owen Sound Clippers in a rough game where Saul manages to show considerable restraint, Saul is scouted by the Toronto Marlboros, a feeder team for the Toronto Maple Leafs.

At one point, while eating at a cafГ© near Chapleau, the team has an altercation with a group of men who, one by one, beat and urinate on all of them except Saul, who they spare due to his young age and his hockey skills. However, the Moose are often heckled by the audience over their ethnicity, and the opposing players mock, fight, and intentionally bodycheck them during games. They win, and are invited to play against teams from towns and cities along the Trans-Canada Highway and across Northern Ontario. Saul never sees him again.Д®ventually, the Moose are invited to play against the Kapuskasing Chiefs, a senior A team from the Northern Hockey Association and their first non-Indigenous opponent. Saul reunites with Father Leboutilier after a game in Pic River, and they share one last exchange before Father Leboutilier leaves. Saul, Virgil, and the rest of the Moose get along quickly despite his smaller size and younger age, Saul's skills allow him to lead the Moose to numerous victories against teams from reserves across Northern Ontario. Father Quinney and Father Leboutilier allow Saul to leave St. In 1966, when Saul is thirteen, he is invited by Fred Kelly to live with his Ojibway family in Manitouwadge and play for the Manitouwadge Moose junior hockey team (nicknamed 'the Moose'), coached by Fred and captained by their son Virgil. Saul is invited to play for the White River midget hockey team, though he is soon kicked out over his ethnicity. Father Leboutilier begins to practice and train with Saul. Jerome's plays against White River, and Saul leads his team to victory. Father Quinney, noticing Saul's talent, allows him to join the team. After a player is injured during a scrimmage, Father Leboutilier allows Saul to play and is astounded by his high skill level. Father Leboutilier allows Saul to clean the rink each morning, and Saul uses part of that time to practice hockey. After watching Hockey Night in Canada on a television, Saul begs Father Leboutilier to allow him to play, but he is prevented from doing so because of his young age. He constructs a hockey rink outside and forms a hockey team composed of older boys. The same year, new priest Father Gaston Leboutilier joins the faculty, and he quickly becomes popular with the boys. Jerome's, headed by Father Quinney and Sister Ignacia, Saul witnesses daily abuse of the children some die, commit suicide, or are traumatized. Jerome's Indian Residential School in White River.ДЄt St. Saul is found by the authorities and is taken to St. Suffering from the freezing cold, they run out of supplies, and Naomi dies at a railway depot outside Minaki. Winter sets in but the parents have not returned Naomi tries to lead Saul to Minaki for shelter, but their canoe is overturned in rapids. Benjamin soon dies of tuberculosis, and his parents take his body away on a canoe to be blessed by a priest, leaving Saul with his grandmother. When Benjamin suddenly returns after escaping a residential school, the family moves to Gods Lake, a remote region where their ancestors lived. In 1961, the Indian Horse family-an Ojibway family consisting of eight-year-old Saul, his grandmother Naomi, and his Christian parents John and Mary-live in the wilderness of Northern Ontario, hiding from the authorities, who previously took Saul's siblings, Benjamin and Rachel, to residential schools. ( February 2022) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message) Please help improve it by removing unnecessary details and making it more concise. This article's plot summary may be too long or excessively detailed.

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