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Summary: The Saga Of The Sioux

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The Saga of The Sioux Conflict and Theme Analysis
After I read the book, The Saga of The Sioux, I concluded that there are two main conflicts; Man Vs. Man and Man Vs. Society. I also concluded that the Theme of the story is to treat others with equality. The first main conflict is Man Vs. Man. This is one of the conflicts because Little Big Man betrayed Crazy Horse by arresting him and having another guard kill him. This is also one of the main conflicts because near the beginning(when Little Crow was still alive) Wabasha betrayed Little Crow by giving the prisoners they had to the Bluecoats. This is also one of the main conflicts because at the end of the story, Sitting Bull was betrayed by his tribe and killed by Red Tomahawk. The second main conflict in The Saga of The Sioux is Man Vs. Society. I think this is one of the main conflicts because throughout the story, the Bluecoats treated the Native Americans like they were outcasts and didn’t want them on their land. I …show more content…

I think this is the theme because the Bluecoats and the Government didn’t care about them and when the Indians were appointed to court near the beginning of the story, they didn’t even bother to appoint a lawyer to them, because they had such low respect for them. I also think this is the theme because throughout the story, the Bluecoats and the Government would lie to the Native Americans constantly. For example, they said that the Indians would stay on one reservation and stay there. Later, the Government sends out Bluecoats to relocate them after they have already settled on that reservation. I also think that this is the theme of the story because of the little acceptance that the Bluecoats and the Government have shown the Indians throughout the story. They feel as if the Indians are worthless and even try to change them by trying to make them convert to Christianity and to do other things than to have them be

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