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Jackie French has portrayed her character Nanberry in an interesting way due to his constantly changing character. He is a very loyal and brave young boy which learns very quickly. Nanberry 's loyalty in the book is key to his character development throughout the story. Nanberry is not only loyal to the white ghosts but also his to his Cadigal heritage. His loyalty is shown in many instances whilst translating the native languages back into English which helps the white ghosts learn to trust him and him learning to trust them.

Key ceremonies included the Animal Dance, Arrow Renewal, and Sun Dance, which even today, remain sacred and private. The religion of the Cheyenne is the heart of the Cheyenne and will always stay with the Cheyenne. The Cheyenne have many elements to their culture that make them unique and the tribe they are today. The social organizations of the Cheyenne is different that other tribes but is very effective. The Cheyenne is a tribe that is friendly to other tribes and believes in working with others.

How do you think a person can survive the most difficult thing that they had to face in their life? Well, Vladek Spiegelman(a survivor from the Holocaust) did do something that helped him in the Holocaust to survive that event. First, he would use his connections to people to help him survive. Another example of these things making part of how he survived was that he would get help from people to seek out information about places that he can hide in such as Mrs. Kawka’s farm. The final example of him being very resourceful and creating luck is him being able to work, for example, when he was at the P.O.W camps, When the Nazis were in need of war prisoners to volunteer for labor assignments, people that the Nazis offered from the job would be

One reason is because he was compassionate to others. In chapter 25 pages 321 and 322 Dill is telling Scout about how Atticus and Calpurnia went to tell Mrs. Hellen about the news of her husband Tom Robinson’s death. By showing compassion this would be one of the many ways Atticus ways respected. My second reason I believe he was an admirable person is because

That without the language that apart of themselves would be lost forever. What I admired the most about his reading was passionate and determined he was to learn the language. A lot of people will complain about the condition of Native culture, but Peacock is committed to making sure the next generation knows the culture.

His own journey ended this speculation that he, in fact, is a true Native American more than emo and his friends, more than anyone who calls themselves pure. This discovery might have happened over a long period of time with small individual connections to animals and people that might have seemed insignificant. But each of these animals; the fly, the cattle and the mountain lion, all exposed Tayo to see his own struggles that he is having. And in order for one in any situation face their problems head on, one must know them first, one must know what directly causes them to happen. This is exactly what does on his journey of self-opening, even though it is not planned he was able to see these struggles in each and every animal and living being.

Ishmael Beah’s memoir, A Long Way Gone, replays a part of Beah’s life that will always be very vivid to him. The reader learn certain information based on Beah’s first person point of view. Next, he highlighted facts about his life that could not be left out of his story. He implied emotion through his diction he chose to write with. My response the book was incredible satisfaction that Beah was able to escape the horrific war and migrate to another country where he would be safe from the dangers of Sierra

They valued Earth and its surroundings with souls which gave them the obligation to practice rituals that maintained the harmony of nature. The Natives have lived and benefitted from nature, but never overused, what it gave them because they understood the importance of preserving the natural goods. They Native Americans worked together as a community by dividing land within their families and each person or group had one agenda to focus on. They showed approbation towards land and cherished its benefits. Natives cared about others as they did land and the nature surrounding them and

Walkers party were the first white men many of these indians had seen. He developed relationships with the tribes and was influential in deal indian affairs. He was chosen to represent virginia in the treaty of fort Stanwix and the treaty of Lochaber. He also helped negotiate peace after the battle of Point Pleasant. Thomas’ understanding of the indian cultures helped bring peace to the mountains.

Chriss’ lack of responsibility could have been due to his determination and bravery which would have made Chris throw caution to the wind more often than he should have. (Krakauer, 1997) Throughout the novel “Into the Wild” Chris is shown to have many heroic traits. Chris’s most shown qualities are bravery and determination. Chris showed bravery and determination throughout his life, not just when he was in the wild. The quality that Chris seemed to be lacking the most is responsibility.