After examine the dialogue between John Smith and Powhatan, the leaders seemed to have different opinions towards each other and their groups. For John Smith, he saw the Chesapeake Indians as strong, self-confident salvages that would always stay close to one another like a family, but can be useful as slaves once his people takes over the land. He wrote an article to describe that the individuals who were living in Virginia were creative individuals that adorne themselves with different forms of artworks on their body and build their shelters near rivers with the resources they have around them (). From Powhatan’s stand point, he believed that peace should be established between the two groups. In his address to Captain John Smith, he questioned
