he egos of hakujin , and made her soul impure, because Fujiko strongly believed that the Japanese could never fit into the life of hakujin, as there were distinct paths the two tribes were travelling. We see that from a young age Hatsue has been indoctrinated to distrust the whites as much as the whites distrust the Japanese.
             Hatsue found that she was one foot in her parent's home. However, at the same time, her feet were planted on San Piedro Island, and she wanted only to live simply in this place, where she enjoyed the fragrance of the fields and the cedars trees of the place where she was being brought up; and she loved the times when she fe
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