Thomas Wazhashk is a fictional character from the novel "The Round House" by Louise Erdrich. He is a Native American teenager living on a reservation in North Dakota. The story revolves around his experiences and the challenges he faces as he seeks justice for his mother, who is a victim of a violent crime. Wazhashk's character represents the struggles of Indigenous youth in contemporary America, highlighting themes of identity, family, and resilience. His journey reflects the broader issues faced by the Ojibwe community, including the impact of historical trauma and the quest for cultural understanding and healing.