This secret is the revelation of what actually happened the night of that incident which resulted in Ricky’s loss of hunting privileges. This will be just the first of several ghostly sightings of the elk and seeing it is what eventually drives Lewis to confess to his fellow Native American co-worker-the flirty Shaney-an ugly, hidden truth. The vision so stuns him that he very nearly falls from the ladder only to be rescued from serious harm at the last minute by Peta. One night, Lewis is in the midst of repairing a broken overhead lighting fixture when he is shaken to his core by the sight of an elk below.
Lewis has also married a white woman named Peta and taken a job with the post office. Lewis has moved away from the reservation, just as Ricky had been planning to do before that ill-timed need to urinate in a bar with a long line for the bathroom. Lewis is one of those friends who called a man named Richard by his nickname Ricky. The story then takes up a decade after Ricky’s mysterious death to focus on Lewis. There are murmurs, however, that this presumption of guilt is misplaced. The next day the local newspaper will arrive with the headline: “INDIAN MAN KILLED IN DISPUTE OUTSIDE BAR” accompanying an article laying the blame for Ricky’s demise at the feet of some unidentified patrons. A chase ensues with Ricky at the lead being followed by several of the patrons. These are not rednecks given to drunkenly accepting Ricky’s story that a big elk was responsible for all the damage to their pickup trucks. Instead of Native Americans, its patronage is overpopulated by white rednecks.
It is a bar located just off the reservation. Ricky is what his friends call him, but no one inside this bar happens to be his friend.
It was only very recently that Ricky had lost his privilege to hunt elk due to an unfortunate incident involving one dead pregnant elk and three of his friends. The sight of this elk engaging in vandalism is somewhat ironic for Ricky. An enormous elk is wreaking havoc on a number of the vehicles in the parking lot. His intention to relieve himself is interrupted by an unexpected sight. Rather than gamble with his ability to control his authority over his bladder, Ricky decides to head outdoors. He heads for the nearest indoor urinal only to be greeted by a long line.
We are thankful for their contributions and encourage you to make your own.Ī member of the Blackfoot tribe, Richard Boss Ribs is imbibing in a bar when the call of nature strikes. These notes were contributed by members of the GradeSaver community.
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