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Even though Fast Horse has left the tribe and gone away, Boss Ribs hopes that his son will come back and after learning the secrets and history of the Beaver Medicine Bundle assume his role as a tribal elder. Fast Horse is found several years later after being shot. He is wearing white man’s clothing including: buffalo coat, black hat, a collarless shirt, and boots. His old friend, White Man’s Dog, brings Fast Horse back to the tribe to be healed and treated after being shot by the old medicine man, Mik-api. Even though Fast Horse has left the tribe, associated with bad people and lives among the white man, Boss Ribs welcomes him back and wants him to assume his role as the next keeper of the Beaver Medicine Bundle. Fast Horse wants no part of his father’s plan and runs away from the tribe again.

and he was the leader of a Militia group who were fighting the British empire in 1776. The movies landscape is from Berkeley county, South Carolina. The movie is an action movie, it’s a little bloody and little silly at some moments. Benjamin and his family gets involved in this whole adventure by Benjamin 's oldest son who comes home with soldiers both American and British and many are heavily wounded and after the battles that have gone on near the house. After a while the British dragoons arrive who are led by the violent colonel William Tavington, They arrest Gabriel and kill most of the soldiers who were getting help by the Martin’s family.

Due to his death, Malcolm’s mother had suffered from a mental breakdown because she had to raise 8 children including Malcolm alone. Malcolm had to earn his living by catching wild animals in the forest. Therefore,

During the Exposition, we meet some of the Rocky Mountain Fur Company trappers, and the captain. In the Rising Action the main character, Glass, gets attacked by the bear and captain Henry leaves Fitzgerald and Bridger with him. In the climax Fitzgerald sees an Indian tribe and leaves glass and goes with Bridger. In the falling action Glass makes his way to the new fort on the Horn River and when he gets there he beats up Bridger but decides to not kill him. Finally, he tracks down Fitzgerald at Fort Atkinson and shoots him in the shoulder and shortly gets

“His master’s voice acted on Buck like an electric shock, He sprang to his feet and ran up the bank ahead of the men to the point of his previous departure,” (London, 100). This quote is saying that, ever since Buck was saved (Hal was beating Buck to death) by John Thornton (Buck’s last and one of his better treating owners) Buck felt he has to repay him so when he saw John in trouble he went after him not thinking about himself only about his owner’s life. “In the summers there is one visitor, however, to that valley... It is a great, gloriously coated wolf, like, and yet unlike, all other wolves.

This scene introduces other characters such as Malcolm, Duncan, Lennox and Ross. In this Scene, the captain enters with battle wounds and Malcolm and Douglas immediately begin to question the captain about the battle. The captain states that Macdonwald was supported by foot soldiers and horsemen and had luck on his side. The armies were evenly matched for some time, but then Macbeth killed Macdonwald from belly button to jaw, killing him.

This puts huck in a deadly situation after being locked in a windowless cabin for months with a abuse drunk who tried killing huck. “He chased me round and round the place, with a clasp-knife, calling me the angel of death and saying he would kill me and then I couldn’t come for him no more” Later on in mark Twain’s story huck finds himself among a feud of family where he will take middleman position and launch the family into a gun fight in the forest. during the gun battle huck was nearly shot multiple times and two of the grangerfords to be killed. “All the sudden, bang! bang! bang!

He was also shot in the leg during these years and has an injury due to this incident. Abner too hid in the woods during the combat for four years and most likely spent the greatest amount of time in the

Crispin: The Cross of Lead is a story about a 13 year-old boy who lives with his mother in the small village of Stromford, which is ruled by Lord Furnival. After his mother’s death, he runs away and overhears John Aycliffe the village steward discussing "a great danger. " The steward sees Crispin and tries to kill him, but Crispin escapes. Crispin seeks out the village priest for help, but instead finds out that he has been declared a "wolf's head," which means that anyone can kill him.

Another way that it is used is for prayer offerings towards religious ceremonies and at war councils. During the Buffalo War the Indian tribes killed over 65 million white hunters. For the simple fact that the whites trying to take away their way of living at which they didn 't condemn into. Although it may seem that Arapaho tribe lived uncomfortably despite that their homes was called tepees .

Which explains why Jesse and Frank turned to lives of crime. His brother joined the war as a confederate soldier at an early age which was very common back then. Soon both of the became confederate sympathizers. Both Jesse and Frank joined William Quantrill’s Missouri guerrilla force, after they joined the group and jesse committed and participated in the devastation that killed twentyfive unarmed union soldiers in 1963.

In 1849 Jesse and his siblings lost their father. Their mother remarried and their new step dad was not treating them well at all! They were forced to fight in the civil war where they learned to kill! When he was 25 his brother and him killed unarmed union soldiers in 1863 and that was the start of the killing!

Emmett was left mutilated and horrendous looking for all of the world to see when his mother decided to have an open-coffin funeral. News of Emmett’s story spread through the nation like a forest fire, outraging and devastating people all over, saying how brutal the murder was, or how it wasn’t brutal enough. Emmett’s trial took place less than 2 weeks after he’d been killed, and somehow his trial was more unfair than his death. During trial, Mr. Breland harassed Till’s Uncle Mose, “And yet you could see clearly, clearly enough to accuse to white men of murder, to claim that the men on your porch were Mr. Bryant and Mr. Milam over there… No problem with white folks, yet there you sit accusing two of our upstanding white citizens of barging into your home in the middle of the night, pointing a gun and a flashlight in your face, and hauling off your nephew”(170/171). Even though Bryant and Milam both admitted to kidnapping Emmett, the possibility of the two men not even being there to take Emmett is beyond irrational, even when both men stated their names at Moses 's door.

Only a few people knew who William F. Cody was before becoming known as Buffalo Bill Cody. At a young age he tried his luck as a prospector in the Pikes Peak gold rush, and also later served in the American Civil War in 1867. Soon after, the transcontinental railroad was being built and at first the buffalo were killed only for food to feed the workers that help build the railroad. Later on, killing buffalo became a sport for many vacationers, who killed buffalo from the train windows. Cody became a professional buffalo hunter and earned his nickname “Buffalo Bill Cody” by killing 4,280 buffalo in just 18 months.

there were two really important generals for the Confederates one of the generals, General Robert E.Lee. The general for the Union is, General George B. Mcclellan. The two Generals had been a very big threat since they had been good in school and also on the field. The Union had 75,300 soldiers and the Confederate had 52,000 soldiers. no2