Ten Little Indians

Fritz Perls once said â€Å"I am not in this world to satisfy others' desires, nor do I feel that the world should satisfy mine. † In the short story The Search Engine, by Sherman Alexie, the Native American culture is attempting to satisfy the hopes of the white world. The principle character Corliss, a Spokane Indian, is relied upon to do well in school so she can move back to the booking to support her clan. There is additionally a social distinction between our reality and that of the Spokane with regards to the jobs of gender.Corliss is an exceptionally splendid person who has designs past the Spokane reservation. When Corliss was more youthful she was derided for her affection for perusing. Despite the fact that her energy for perusing is a piece of the explanation she had the option to go to school, the men in her clan despite everything can't help contradicting finding out about nineteenth century white individuals. In spite of the contradictions they are on the whole glad that she is seeking after an advanced education. Corliss’s guardians gloat about how Corliss will one day return to fix everything that isn't right with the tribe.In reality they are oblivious to Corliss’s genuine dreams and desire. Sexual orientation jobs can be characterized as the practices and mentalities expected of male and female individuals from a general public by that society. In the Spokane clan the ladies got more cash-flow and held preferable occupations over the men. In our general public, even with greater fairness for ladies today, men win a significant sum more than ladies do. For the Spokane men to simply lounge around and boast about their spouses’ achievements appears to be unbelievable to our culture.Native American culture is totally different from that of American culture. As opposed to the Spokane tribesmen attempting to better the clan themselves, they are depending on Corliss to graduate school and fix the issues of the clan. The m en of the clan are not completely putting forth a concentrated effort to work, the clan, or one another. The qualities, objectives, and practices of the Spokane clan make their way of life unfamiliar to the normal American.