Drum Paper
by And Dna
1. Respect for the Materials
1.1. Respect the Animal by making the most of the materials
1.2. Making sure there was enough hide to go around
1.3. Careful cutting of the drum heads
1.4. Maximizing the cutting of the strips
1.5. This Animal died for us
1.5.1. We killed it
1.5.1.1. We must honour it
2. Introduction
3. Physical Process
3.1. The enjoyment of working with ones hands
3.2. Creating something in the "real" world
3.2.1. Creation is functional
3.2.2. Has value
3.3. A therapeutic process
3.3.1. A time to worry about the task at hand
4. Concurrent Reading
4.1. Specifics
4.1.1. Healing
4.1.2. Feels that life is unfair
4.1.3. Cole is a broken little man
4.1.3.1. Hates cake
4.1.4. Disrespected the elder
4.1.4.1. Spit in his face
4.1.5. Horrible parents
4.1.5.1. Alcohol
4.1.6. Lashes out at spirit bear, gets rekt
4.2. What did it offer to the drum making process
4.3. Point of focus while we worked
4.3.1. Easier to keep on task
4.4. Enjoyment in hearing a story
4.4.1. Helps alleviate the discomfort of labour
4.5. It was a story of healing
4.5.1. Spirit bear kicks his ass
5. Technical Qualifications
5.1. 4 Pages
5.2. Title page/yourname/studentnumber/my name/course name
5.3. Margins: Bottom, top and sides, 1 inch
5.4. Double spaced, text: equivalent in size to Times New Roman, 12 pts
5.5. Align Left
5.6. Citations where necessary
5.7. Style:MLA
6. Social Aspect
6.1. Working as a team.
6.1.1. Completing a common goal
6.2. End of the hunt
6.3. Drum is created for a communal purpose
6.3.1. For ceremony
6.4. Shared learning
6.4.1. Everyone brings something to the table