Q1) In the third chapter “The Truths about Stories”, Thomas King demonstrates the necessary measures one must take in order to be perceived as belonging to a certain culture. In this case, how Indigenous people must work around the different cultural aspects of the “Indian” identity in order to be perceived as Indigenous to other Natives or to non-Indigenous people. King expresses this through personal and non-personal anecdotes to help further understand the message he was trying to convey throughout this chapter. With that being said, King tells a personal story about how once he had to…