1. Characters
1.1. Tim
1.1.1. Aboriginal
1.1.2. Winalli
1.1.3. 13
1.1.4. William's cousin
1.1.5. Loves outdoors
1.1.6. Traditional
1.1.7. Plura
1.1.8. Brother of Bees
1.1.9. Year 6
1.2. Peggy
1.2.1. Wadjella
1.2.2. Ballerina
1.2.3. Ranger's daughter
1.2.4. Friendly
1.2.5. Innocent
1.2.6. Clever
1.2.7. Creative and artistic
1.2.8. 12
1.3. Ranger
1.3.1. Forest ranger
1.3.2. Wadjella
1.3.3. Racist
1.3.4. Underhand
1.3.5. Stubborn
1.3.6. Opinionated
1.3.7. Judgemental
1.3.8. Hypocritical
1.3.9. Peggy's Dad
1.3.10. Forgiving
1.3.11. Thankful, appreciative and grateful
1.3.12. Understanding
1.3.13. Catharsis
1.4. Mother
1.4.1. Aboriginal
1.4.2. Winalli
1.4.3. Kind
1.4.4. Respectful
1.4.5. Takes pride in appearance
1.4.6. Wise
1.4.7. Sensible
1.4.8. Strong willed and determined
1.4.9. Maternal
1.4.10. Tim's mother
1.4.11. Family orientated
1.4.12. William's aunty
1.4.13. Reasonable
1.4.14. Resourceful
1.4.15. Realistic
1.4.16. Perceptive
1.4.17. Culturally understanding and forgiving
1.4.18. Motherly
1.5. William
1.5.1. Aboriginal
1.5.2. Winalli
1.5.3. Outdoorsy
1.5.4. Creative and hands on
1.5.5. Cautious and worrying
1.5.6. Passionate
1.5.7. Musically talented
1.5.8. Didgeridoo
1.5.9. Cultural
1.5.10. Sensitive about his culture
1.5.11. Stubborn
1.5.12. Culturally and spiritually knowledgeable
1.5.13. Bushwise
1.5.14. Speaks Nyoongar
1.5.15. Tim's cousin
1.5.16. Mother's nephew
2. Context
2.1. Historical significance
2.1.1. The Winallis talk very traditional Nyonngar language
2.2. Racial behaviour
2.2.1. Ranger assumes that the Winallis are damaging the forest
2.3. Different cultures
2.3.1. Peggy becomes close friends with the Winallis
3. Theme
3.1. History and culture
3.1.1. Reconciliation
3.1.2. Religion - Peggy and Ranger
3.1.3. Beliefs - Winalli's
3.2. Racism
3.2.1. Ranger - assumes the Winalli's are suspicious and do bad things because of the colour of their skin and race
3.3. Friendship
3.3.1. Tim and Peggy
3.3.2. Ranger and Winalli's
3.4. Family
3.4.1. Tim, William, Peggy, Mother and Ranger
3.4.2. Mother acts as strong female figure in Peggy's life
3.5. Nature and education
3.5.1. HoneySpot
3.5.2. Bees
3.5.3. Racism - portrayed through Ranger
3.6. The outsider
3.6.1. Peggy - new to the Aboriginal lifestyle and language
3.6.2. Winalli's - seen as the outsiders because they are Aboriginal
3.6.3. Ranger - doesn't understand or trust the Winalli's when they are speaking Nyoongar