We got to live with Elora, Bear, Cheese, and Willie Jack for more than two years—but it wasn’t long enough.
Bear, on the other hand, acquired more steadiness as he came to terms with just how unreliable his absent father had been, accepting not only that he could depend on his mother and other elders around him , but also that he could lean on his own persevering nature and intrinsic kindness. Over time, he needed less and less guidance from William Knifeman, a Native warrior who frequently appeared to him to offer random observations, anecdotes of debatable value, and heartfelt encouragement.
The series finale also focused on a death, this time that of Fixico—but the central characters’ emotions weren’t nearly as raw aswrapped up its story. Along the way, every road trip, every setback, and almost every conversation with members of the community helped these young people realize that they’d always carry their friendships and connections with them, no matter how far they traveled.
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