English, 05.03.2021 23:10 strawberrymrmr756

This is for the book "The Absolutely True Diary of a Part Time Indian" Junior describes his home reservation as “located approximately one million miles north of Important and two billion miles west of Happy.” Yet when he and Rowdy look down from almost the top of the pine tree they climbed, he says, “We could see our entire world. And our entire world, at that moment, was green and golden and perfect.” Why do you think he can consider his reservation unimportant and unhappy and perfect at the same time? ( ALSO IT HAS TO BE A PARAGRAPH OF 3 to 4 SENTENCES) Thank you so much:)
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