The Lost Sister and The Lost Family

In the story, "The Lost Sister", Dorothy Johnson lacks attention to the Native American perspective on cultural identity and captivity. The narrative of the story shows how the genre of western media always tells the story from the viewpoint of white settlers, and in “The Lost Sister” is not any difference, even though the protagonist has lived with a family of Native Americans, the narrative does not delve deeply into their cultural practices, experiences, or even how the sister feels regarding being taken away from her adoptive family. The family album represents the idea of how the lost…