I Am Regina

Cabin door opens - Regina's life will change forever in a few minutes. Allegheny Indian killed her father and brother, burned the house in Pennsylvania, and captured Regina. Only the mother leaving home is safe. Regina started from home and longed for the past, but she has to start a new life. She became Tskinnak and learned fishing.

She spent eight years with the Indians, initially chasing her and then adapted to her new life. Between Northern Capture and the fierce trip of the Indians, Regina repeatedly took the phrase "I am Regina" and naturally feared to lose identity in front of me. Later, when a prisoner of wife was brought home by the original family for recycling, she repeated her her Indian name, and it was difficult for her to remember her previous name. The phrase "I am Regina" is interesting because it is used in books. When she was taken away from home, Regina repeated it over and over again, so it almost became a mantra. It reminds her that she has her own identity when she is considered not human. When it was spoken near the end of the book, it was strange, almost a problem, and her Indian name was her identity.

RACHEL McADAMS: At first, I received an audition of Kadi. Everyone turned over. I like Regina - she is very tasty and looks wicked at the edge. I was quite older then - I am 24 or 25 years old. Mark said, "I saw a caddy a little young, but I think that it makes sense if Regina is a bit too early." FEY: At some point, "Ah, Lindsay is Should I be a Regina? "Then Mark and Lawn made a very reasonable statement:" No, she will be a Regina. "You work from there backwards, as you leave her as a Regina Treat, she knows that she can reach Regina and she will be on the side of innocence

Think about it - what happens if Regina does not hit the bus? Even if Caddy decides to "come out of the plastic scene", the ongoing existence of Cady threatens the rule of Regina (as long as Regina is concerned about her social position). Therefore, Regina had no choice but to destroy Kadi altogether. Taking her by bus, she decided to be taken out and not play. Unfortunately, social reality may be like poker - a real bet is involved, and you do not win for 'good play'. Then, interpretation on how to play the game depends on the person. Janis and Regina have the opposite interpretation. Janis considers him to be an outspoken person and believes in manipulating fun and profits.