Geronimo's Ponies | Themes and Characters
Davey is an innocent young man. He has known hardship, but he is utterly unacquainted with the part of society to which Uncle Eph introduces him. His mother's recent death has left him with some unresolved questions. He particularly wonders who his mother seemed to see when she stared at him but did not seem to see him. The only one of her relatives that he is familiar with is Uncle Eph; why her other relatives never visited her is a mystery. While dealing with the details attendant on his wife Mary's death, Davey's father Will carelessly drops a remark about the Navajos having to sell some...
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