Charles Phillips

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That’s when she knew it was a true story. Because that’s exactly the kind of thing her real dad would have asked for: the horns. But, that story being true, it also means—it means her dad really and truly did this, doesn’t it? Instead of being the one down in the encampment, bullets raining down all around, punching through the hide walls of the lodges like she knows happened to the Blackfeet, to Indians all over, her dad was the one slinging bullets, probably laughing from the craziness of it all, from how, this far out, they could do anything, it didn’t even matter.
The Only Good Indians
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