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We Survived the Night - An Indigenous Reckoning Buckwheat a joyous and brilliantly surreal"In my people's language, we greet each other each morning by saying "Tsecwnucw k: 'You survived the night"' One dark night, a new born is discovered dumped inside a waste incinerator. The boy, rescued from death, grows into a man who will in turn abandon his own children, including his first born son Julian Brave NoiseCat. Behind this father son story lies an even darker history of abuse, colonialism and vicious attempts to erase North America's