various categories of listener
Well yeah, everyone does tend to have different opinions, especially when considering a grandmother to a grandchild or even parent
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exaggeration
So nonfiction turned into fiction as it still does today
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penetrate
We kinda can't honestly. I suppose we could attempt to put ourselves in that same spot, but then we'll get stuck in most endings..Just like every time travel movie
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sparkless
maybe because those who "ignored" or "oversimplified" it just wanted to downgrade anyone who wasn't them in any small or large form
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are ignored or become oversimp
Yeah!! Because then how the heck are we suppose to know the dang truth people!
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blessing
Because there is always one or maybe two people that decide what actually qualifies, similar to the canon.
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d somewhat miracu
How could they possibly have survived??
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diminishment
Rip
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immunity
Weren't exactly able to immune to much
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complex
Probably because it is told by too many people to understand what is true or not
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Sense and sensibility, however, often give way to the dictates of powe
How people tend to know their place better
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it should come as no surprise that Mohawks steadfastly remained Mohawks, that Aleuts did not become Chickasaws, that Hopis persisted as Hopis, and that all regarded the suggestion that they do otherwise as a lunacy to be politely ignored
Well yeah..How DARE they become like something or someone else..ha ha
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North America lived in North America
Just like all "Americans need to/do live in 'America'"..Right
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ooked alike.
Duh! We "Americans" look very similar to, it is like a trademark for those everywhere
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could not be human.
Sure, just because they weren't like the "humans" Americans were used to
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as a major even
Well yeah, because they were discovering something they hadn't before. It wouldn't be anything less than a major event
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were hosted and fed and sheltered and studied
Which they (Native Americans) really didn't have to do that, but they also benefited from it as can be seen by saying they "studied" them.
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Native Americans, quite familiar and at ease with the realities of cultural pluralism, were in a sense pre-adapted to regard the sudden appearance of "new" people with equanimity
If it is seen to be as easy for Native Americans, why couldn't it be as simple for those coming in as "new peoples" who saw the Native Americans as new instead. When in reality, it was they who were new and foreign but were accepted naturally
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circumstances men had pre-eminent power.
Of course of course they did
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simply
Isn't it always, considering we stick to something we're used to?
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laissez
"a policy or attitude of letting things take their own course, without interfering."
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and as
Thank goodness
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rdered their lives in ways altogether different than might be found in his or her home c
Isn't that what always happens when looking into discovery or creation? There almost has to be some kind of boundary
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Families
Similar to distinguishing who is who when looking at defining "American" or "American-ness", because of how many different peoples there were; that similarly spoke different languages and got pushed together in a sense
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accidently
Sure it was "accidentally"
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, the potential for a variety of diverse regional dialects was present.
There could be (potentially), something greater than what was known
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tion within a society calle
Almost as if it is the expectation because of the name
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ns of people. They tend to re- flect aspects of a shared consciousness, an inherently identifiable world-view, a col- lective understanding of custom, language, an
Very similar to "American", said once in the other readings
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hand, there is no such thing as "Native American litera- ture," though it may yet, someday, come into
I don't believe that to be true at all, unless as commented before Dorris is talking about canonically
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hite Hawk the Lazy, but as "The Strong Man."
Quite the positive name change.
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He could clear the forest of fallen trees, and carry some to the streams,
With control, it helped him learn his place within the tribe
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But now that he was a man his strength would be useful to him and to the tribe.
He can control his strength better
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brought back the head
Ohh, he didn't show them right away. Suppose that makes more sense as to why they were in disbelief but still rude
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They paid no attention to him, and the young men of the tribe to whom he repeated the story laughed in his face.
After all that hard work to prove them wrong
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year
It was seriously that long? Most it was probably spent learning "the ways" of a woman with the witch and finding her in the first place.
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so she gave him a partridge
Interesting to me how willing she is to help him
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the scalp for herself
For her collection, of course
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cutting off his head at a single stroke
That was..Easy?
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no woman ever looked out of her eyes like that."
Such an assumption to make about women, even if so true about White Hawk
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The message was taken to the Red Head, who immediately crossed the lake in his canoe. As it neared the shore White Hawk saw that its framework was of live rattlesnakes, who thrust out their heads and hissed and rattled as he stepped into the boat. The Red Head spoke to them and they quieted down, as dogs at the word of their master.
Are the snakes for decoration or for intimidation? Both perhaps for such a man as he
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marriage
Is his disguise really that good?
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supposing him to be a woman, would come over in their canoes, and each would wish to make her his wife.
Ahh, so benefiting White Hawk and not the witch, that puts it at ease a little
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Red Head lived
Part of me thinks he should question whether or not to believe her. Could literally just be a trap
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woman's
Does making him look like a woman help in this situation? Or is it to somehow benefit her
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woman's
Get..Out..?
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night
Uh, sure..?
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but you are the only one who has set out to do it."
Likes his determination? Why she's willing to help him possibly..Or to end up killing him and Red Head in the end
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scalps uttered loud shrieks of laughter
...Dead scalps laughed.? Alright then
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White Hawk followed her
Don't exactly understand why that seems like a good idea
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toes and bills of birds of all kinds.
Not human at least, don't know if that's better or worse..
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made entirely of women's scalps.
I agree with the unique description, but I suppose it is 'required' for such when describing a witch that would scare off just about anyone.
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arrows
Does he not want to question these oddly convenient happenings?? I know I would
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arrow
OKay, something is going on
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coyotes
Nice boy
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It was the arrow he had shot that morning
I suppose that is the proof of it being genuine, that luck that he woke up beside it too..
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brought no food with him and had found but a few acorns in the forest.
Come on man, bringing no food always leads to trouble
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He did not know which way to go, so as soon as it was light he shot an arrow into the air and followed the direction of its flight.
Interesting way to find the correct direction, does it have any possible way to be genuine?
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go to the river after dark will never kill the Red Head." Now, it was the ambition of every Indian boy to kill the Red Head.
Shaming the heck out of him then, he should know by then it means something to them (his parents)
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They did not, like many of their tribe, return from the wintering grounds to feast and be idle; but built themselves a lodge in the forest, where they laid store for the future.
Did they do this on purpose? Less likely to be around others for some reason
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reproach
"address (someone) in such a way as to express disapproval or disappointment"
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