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English, 27.04.2021 14:00, zoeyruckel

In the short story, "Borders," by Thomas King: Explain how the following two quotes are related: “You would expect Sweetgrass, which is a nice name and sounds like it is related to other places such as Medicine Hat and Moose Jaw and Kicking Horse Pass, would be on the Canadian side, and that Coutts, which sounds abrupt and rude would be on the American side. But this was not the case.”

“I know that we got Blackfeet on the American side and the Canadians got Blackfeet on their side. Just so we keep our records straight, what side do you come from?”

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