Diary of a part time indian

The Decision that Changed My Life “In The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian” by Sherman Alexie, Junior, the main character of the book, makes the decision to change his life. In this book, Junior discusses the problems with his life and how he wanted to make a difference. He describes his family as poor and explains that they did not get a good education on the reservation. Junior decides to leave his Indian reservation to better his education in hopes of having a good job or being famous. When Junior leaves the Indian reservation, his decision changed his life. This year I also made a decision like Junior to change my life in a positive way. I had been living in an apartment on my own for almost three years. In the time period that I lived alone, I stacked up rent bills, utility bills, credit card bills, and car payments. As a result I decided to move back into my father’s house, and doing so changed my life. Junior’s decision was a little different from mine, but we both made the decision that would benefit us in a positive way. Junior was getting a better education, and I was going to pay off my debt.
Junior was worried about what other members of the reservation would say about him leaving to go to another school. “You’ll be the first one to ever leave the reservation this way,” Junior’s Mom said. “The Indians around here are going to be very angry with you.” The Indian reservation treated Junior badly for leaving the school; I would be the first child to move back in with my dad. When I made my decision, I was scared of what people would say about me being twenty and moving back home but when the offer came to me, I had no choice but to accept and move home. Before I moved home, I was struggling to make payments on my bills, and I slowly fell behind. I fell into a deep depression during those months from the debt I collected. As each day went by, it had gotten harder and harder for me to smile. My eyes were constantly filled with tears, and I