Chingachgook is a fictional character in James Fenimore Cooper's "The Last of the Mohicans." The name is of Native American origin, but its specific meaning is not clearly defined in the novel. Some sources suggest it could be interpreted to mean "Big Snake" or "Big Serpent."
Because before it was a Daniel Day Lewis film it was a play and a book witch my mother had to read as required reading in school in the 1950s
She should become his wife.
Academy Award for Sound. This is was the films only Oscars. It was also the only Oscar it was nominated for.
They were slain.
During the French and Indian Wars, Colonel Munroâ??s daughters were being escorted to their father at Fort William Henry by a Huron guide, Magua. On the way, they met a white scout Natty Bumppo known as "Hawkeye" and his Mohawk friends. Hawkeye accused the girlâ??s Huron guide, Magua, of betrayal of the Mohawks and he flees, abandoning the girls. Fortunately, Hawkeye and the Mohicans escort the girls to safety at the fort. Meanwhile, the pursuit of the Huron traitor, Magua, continues until a final battle and climax.
The cave had two entrances in the Last of the Mohicans.
All I know is there are probably many, many pages. I am sorry I don't know the precise answer, but...you know... I haven't read the book, just seen the movie, so...
colonists wanted to protect their families and homes
I believe it is called a "gunstock club." =)
Alice Munro ( Jodhi May) was captured as a slave by Magua ( the great Wes Studi) Alice knew she was not as physically strong as her sister, Cora Munro ( Madeleine Stowe) But when Uncas (Eric Schweig) who was trying to save her fought with Magu and Magu killed him while Alice watched she was so horrified she knew she could never survive in the wilderness as a slave with the Indians; she would rather die. For one moment, Magu realizes she is planning to jump and motions her to come back off the ledge but when you look at her face you realize she would rather die then be a slave and exist in the wilderness. Was a great story.. .
James Fenimore Cooper is the author of the historical novel titled The Last of the Mohicans. The book was released in 1826 and even today, it remains the author's most popular work.
they must be as quiet as possible and keep what they're doing secret
30 years
The Last of the Mohicans was created in 1826-02.
a trinket
David gamut, dressed as an Indian