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In the movie, Dances with Wolves, compare and contrast the Lakota and Pawnee? Do (or how might) the tribes symbolize the division between “bad Indian” and “good Indian,” and that “good Indians” help whites?
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In the movie, Dances with Wolves, compare and contrast the Lakota and Pawnee? Do (or how might) the tribes symbolize the division between “bad Indian” and “good Indian,” and that “good Indians” help whites?

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The Lakota believes that the white men will kill all the buffalo and the good Indians from that tribe will try to make friends with the white men so they can trade

And the movie was vary good its in my top 5
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