How does the use of multiple points of view affect the reader's interpretation?
The women's perspectives show that the Cherokee
people felt anxious, whether they tried to stay or
were forced to leave immediately.
The women's perspectives show that they were
cynical about being able to resist and thought that
they had to comply.
Quaty Lewis's perspective shows why the soldiers
came to Cherokee lands, and Maritole's perspective
tells what happened once they did.
Quaty Lewis's and Maritole's perspectives show
how the Cherokee who chose to stay were not as
affected emotionally by the soldiers as those who
left.