Chief Logan states that he “rejoices in the beams of peace”; This means that Chief Logan takes advantage to just sit in peace during time of war. Without negative vibes and the disturbance of war , Chief Logan has the choice of repulsion and he can sit in his home and enjoy the advantage of being at peace. In similar fashion, Chief Red Eagle said, “But I came to beg you to send for the woman and children of the war party who are now starving in the woods.” Chief Red Eagle has an agenda that he wants to follow through on because he is such an amiable person. Chief Red Eagle plan to feed the woman and children who are left with nothing after war “war party” is very lucid. The point is , there is people out in the world who aren’t of hatred or negative vibes and don't take your peace for …show more content…
In “Logan’s Lament,” Logan says, “I have sought it; I have killed many’ I have fully glutted my vengeance.” Meaning Logan set his sights on those responsible for the murder of his wife and children. But once he fulfilled his quest of vengeance, Logan “rejoiced in the beams of peace.” In Red Eagle’s “Address to General Andrew Jackson,” he tells Jackson that he is not afraid of him. Meaning he is willing to go and keep fighting with his army. His nation was attacked by the white men; his people were driven into the woods. Because if this he could no longer