LIT 327

After Joe and Cappy kill Linden Lark, Joe's father and others figure out what happened, and they all help to protect Joe and Cappy from prosecution. Joe's father also justifies the killing as a case of "wiindigoo justice" (pp. 306-307). a. What did Vince Madwesin, Uncle Whitey, and Linda Lark Wishkob each do to protect Joe and Cappy from prosecution? b. Define "wiindigoo justice" the way Mooshum explains it in his story, "Akii" (pp. 179-187). c. Why does Joe's father, Judge Coutts, understand what Joe and Cappy did as "wiindigoo justice" rather than an act of vigilantism.