The Cherokee Woman

A parchment of leaves is story about a Cherokee woman name Vine. Vine is said to be a beautiful woman and can cure people who came to her for help. A white man named Saul Sullivan comes to Red Bull Camp to do some work and meets Vine. Saul fall in love of her beauty and by her mesmerizing looks. Vine and Saul had a connection with each other and knew they wanted to be together. The Cherokee woman marries the white southerner named Saul, during World War I. After Vine marries Saul, she leaves her Cherokee community to be with Saul and to be with her new family in God’s Creek. Vine’s mother was not happy about leaving her and marrying to a white man. Silas mother also disapproves of Saul marrying a Cherokee woman. His mother did not welcome Cherokee people, but that all change when Vine walk into God's Creek. In Gods creek, Vine gets to meet Saul’s mother, Esme, and his brother Aaron. Vine and Saul settle down then the couple build their own house and have a daughter named Birdie. …show more content…
Vine start to build a better relationship with her mother-in-law, Esme. Soon After, Vine notice Saul brother Aaron becomes obsessed with her after Saul leaves. Vine become unsecured when Arron stalks her and decides to tells him to quit following her. Vine was able to make Arron leave for a couple months. Later in the story, Aaron returns back with a woman that looks very similar to Vine named Aida, who is pregnant with Aaron little girl. Later on, Aaron becomes mad and put his anger toward his pregnant wife. Saul tries to straighten him by telling him what he is doing is not acceptable. Aaron is annoyed and decides to leave his family for a