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I was wondering the same thing that Elle was about adopting white sons. From what I remember learning in the past I don't remember this. What would make a tribe adopt members of the white race? What would make a white settler want to leave other colonists and join the Native Americans? -- Kellye Sorber | I was wondering the same thing that Elle was about adopting white sons. From what I remember learning in the past I don't remember this. What would make a tribe adopt members of the white race? What would make a white settler want to leave other colonists and join the Native Americans? -- Kellye Sorber | ||
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| + | Kellye, Calloway says on page 169 of "A Captive with the Abenakis," the reason for the tribes to adopt white people was to replace those that had died, to balance out the population levels. The sachem of the Huron in which Magua belonged to in the movie seemed to adopt Alice into the tribe when he made her Magua's wife to replace Magua's dead children and to continue the Munro blood. -Lauren | ||
One issue I have with the movie is the accents. I mean, what was going on with the different accents scattered throughout? Because based on Munro's accent, he definitely did not raise his daughters and the colonists just seemed to be a bit off as well. Was the "American accent" emerging this early? -Kelly Wuyscik | One issue I have with the movie is the accents. I mean, what was going on with the different accents scattered throughout? Because based on Munro's accent, he definitely did not raise his daughters and the colonists just seemed to be a bit off as well. Was the "American accent" emerging this early? -Kelly Wuyscik | ||
