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Humility And Honor In 'No Moccassins'

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Humility and honor can go hand-in-hand, this is certainly shown in “No Moccassins”, which describes Three Horns’ honor for his tribe and wife and No Mocassins’ humility in a time when it would have been simple to be boastful. Early in the story readers learn that Three Horns was valued as a man with great honor and leadership. He was the leader of a tribe and many men highly respected him. Three Horns also had the humility to tell his people the story of No Moccassins saving him and to give her the recognition she deserved all those years. No Moccassins showed great strength and humility in the account. Not only did she venture off into the woods by herself, she also went to enemy territory to free Three Horns. After No Moccassins and Three

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