Analysis Of Pocahontas

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In this pocahontas movie story is told about the journey of a girl who finds her love journey. Which begins the story of a village, which has a population of indian people who are located on the land of the American continent. and on the other side there are people from english they will travel to mainland american which inhabited by indian tribe people before, they want to control indian land which really want to master that is their evil leader that is Gavenor Ractliffe he want to make indian become place of power own and want to dig the gold that is in the land of indian. when at other times they travel to indian land full of very stressful journeys. in the indian land the knights of the indians come home from the war which turns out they …show more content…
Pocahontas tells of his dream. and the Tree also advised him to keep abreast of pocahontas. Not long ago pocahontas saw a large cloud that actually was a large ship with a very wide screen. After the ship landed on the indian archipelago, the Englishman immediately searched for gold on the island and captain Jhon smith was assigned to look for the indian and destroy the indian but on the way he met the indian girl pocahontas. when the differences of opinion became one with the release of speech words pocahontas justify that nature shows the beauty of nature is so fascinating and need to be protected not to be damaged And captain John Smith was conscious and he considered the decision and the decision of the leader of the UK and its members to control the land of indian is wrong bessar. Because there is an understanding between the two hence the contents of both hearts also agree and grow a sense of mutual love between the two. at one time Kocoum saw Pocahontas With Captain Jhon smith kissing, because kocoum has a sense of his love with pocahontas then kocoum attack jhon smith, suddenly a friend of jhon smith shoot and kill kokoum. Immediately jhon smith is captured by indian tribe

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