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Context: This quote shows Arthurs disappointment in himself. It also shows his way of grief. Being self disappointment.
Quote: "She might still be alive if I had fed her better" (Taylor, 57)
Context: Maureen is grieving the loss of her husband Justin. This is shown in more detail later in the play when she demonstrates aggression towards Arthur
Quote: "My husband ... well he ... passed away. Just after the dredger incident. Quietly. In his sleep. In the local hospital" (Taylor, 49)
Context: This quote is explaining how there has been a partial reconciliation/acceptance in Arthurs character and what his motivations are.
Quote: "Or that wild rice ... Acceptance. That means giving in. I will not go gentle into that good fight. Or anything I believe is unfair. I need to fight." (Taylor, 59)
Context: Arthur is talking to Maureen about the unhealthy food that floods his community. He contrasts that his peoples did not have diseases like that when they ate a more healthy diet. He explains the motivation behind him planting the manoomin plants in this quote.
Quote: "We never had all those diseases when we ate wild meat and manoomin. I'm doing this for Marie. To give her and everyone else in our community an option. A window to health." (Taylor, 57)