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They are in Virginia and the British want the man to be in the French and Indian War (Seven Years War). But some of the men do not want to. A British man named Major Duncan Heyward has to take 2 girls to Fort William Henry to see the girl's father. Magua wants their father to die or he will kill his daughters. Then Hawkeye got charged and was sent to be hung. They are forced to leave their fort. Then the Indians started to fight with British. They boat to a waterfall. Then the Indians found them and took the 2 girl’s. They take them to the tribe. They killed Major Duncan Heyward. By burning him.Then they kill Uncas. Next Alice falls of the cliff. Next they kill Magua.

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