 And it's a place where I was aware, not necessarily all the way from childhood, but not long thereafter, the two things were true. First, I use this phrase in the book that Dolan was our family's heaven, but built on somebody else's hell. That this awareness, as you are, it's impossible not to be, if you think about life on the prairie or life on the West, as a white person, that whatever you got to build here,