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Alisiya [41]
9 months ago
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In The Song of Hiawatha, how does Hiawatha feel when he learns about his father?

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just olya [345]9 months ago
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Hiawatha feel in The Song of Hiawatha when he discovers that his father is unhappy with him. The arrival of Hiawatha is predicted by the "powerful" peacemaker Gitche Manito.

Nokomis answers Hiawatha's question regarding his mother's whereabouts by detailing his abusive father. Hiawatha is so enraged that he makes a promise to find and assassinate his father. He should forget about it, Nokomis advises, as she believes his father will completely dominate him in a battle.

Hiawatha seeks out Mudjekeewis to exact revenge on his father for leaving his mother. Due to the immortality of Mudjekeewis, their conflict is pointless.

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