How does the setting illustrate the conflict in the poem? The setting in the city influences the life of the father, who is in c
onflict with his culture being rooted in the natural world. The setting alternates between the city and the hunting grounds, illustrating how the father never adapted to his environment. The setting alternates between the city and the hunting grounds, illustrating how one must exist without the other. The setting in the hunting grounds influences the father, who has lost his spiritual connection to the buffalo after their extinction. WITHOUT TITLE POEM
The conflict of the setting is that since the father lost his spiritual connection to the buffalo, he may not be the same person he used to be.
Explanation:
I know that may sound like it doesn't make sense, but if you lose your religious beliefs on something, it makes life harder. The buffalo may not be as important as it used to be to him. And because of that, the land will seem different after the buffalo all disappeared.
