"Stockyard" means a yard for .................

"cultural heritage is always with us

and is vital to who we are" is one of the story's main themes.

“the aerial on his old car waving / like a bow string”:

The father drives to work so that he can provide for

his family, as an ancestor may have gone out with

bow and arrow to provide for his family.

The stated comparison of a car aerial to a bow string allows the past to intrude into the present.

The speaker’s repeated references to buffalo .......................

......................was caught between two cultures: Native American and mainstream American society.

The title refers to the abundance of recognition the

father receives.

In “Without Title,” the father retreats in “the silence of his lost power” when he is told that “his horns and hides” don’t belong

The speaker may feel that her father has remained true

to himself, for when he sleeps, his true nature shows through.

The speaker makes connections between the father’s past culture and present experiences