Scene Analysis of "Dances with Wolves"

Dance with Wolves Scene Analysis
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Dance with Wolves Scene Analysis
In the scene, the Pawnees are troubled that they were depicted as vicious murderers, mainly because they felt they were the community the Lakota had attacked. The Comanche were annoyed that the scene, traditionally their story, evolved to be a Lakota narrative. Nevertheless, the sea-change within the film could be downplayed. In this scene, white Americans had a significant impact on the nature of the Native American culture in various ways. One particular instance is the introduction of firearms into the aboriginal communities. Within the scene, the Pawnee war party attacks the Lakota using guns as well as their conventional arrows, hatches, and...