Exploring Native History and Horror in 'Reservation Dogs' Season 3
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The third episode of the third and final season of the FX/Hulu series "Reservation Dogs" delves into the tragic backstory of Deer Lady, revealing her time at an "Indian training school" where Native children were stripped of their culture. The episode contrasts the abusive past with Deer Lady's vibrant present, showcasing her journey from a vulnerable girl to a spirit of vengeance. The episode explores the cost of being a person and the cost of being Deer Lady, highlighting the realness of her pain and trauma.
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