In the novel 'Us Mob Walawurru' composed by David Spillman and Lisa Wilyuka we observe the life of a young Aboriginal girl and the dilemmas that she and the people of Luritja have to face. The narrative illustrates the importance of respect in the Luritja tribe. It is presented that respect is shown for all cultures and backgrounds, which creates a very caring and joyful atmosphere. The Walawurru community honors their laws and guidelines and uses the land with great admiration. Although disrespect is sometimes shown by some members of Walawurru, general respect is an extremely important aspect in the lives of Walawurru people. Respect is shown to the laws and guidelines provided by their ancestors. Every morning Neena expresses to Ruby as she sits under the tree and connects to her spiritual ancestors, "The Whitefellas call it meditation, but for us it means rebuilding our spiritual connection to the country every day." It is extremely important that there are people very close to their culture, so that the tribe remembers their customs. Archie and Tjilpi are great examples of this...