The Kiowas-Personal Narrative

The amazingly talented author was wonderfully intuitive in his inner workings of the terrific story; the way he magically made me feel as if i was somehow in the wonderful story. I understand how the people were affected when their religion was taken away; I can imagine the pain in not being able to practice my religion. That would be a huge mental thing for me as I’m sure it was for them. Religion is something that helped them through their everyday life I would hate to have that taken away from me. Religion is what keeps some people going; when you take that away from people it takes a lot of determination to strive through that. They should've had amnesty in their doings and tremendous works. The gracious way of the Kiowas was a spectacular showing off their fortitude. Having to move would be terrible; if I was forcefully moved I don't know if I could handle it. Being taken from their homeland and moved into a strange place would be traumatic. I can feel their pain through the story, to be moved into a new place would suck. Can you imagine changing everything you do know to survive? I can’t imagine it, it would be very difficult to strive through that. The author wrote this story greatly; i feel the struggle they went through. The tremendous adversity they overcame is strategically amazing.
I can understand that respect because I respect my grandmother just as he does. I would go anywhere or do anything for my grandmother, just as he would. There is clearly a great respect when you want to feel what your grandmother felt, and I want to experience what my grandmother went through just as he did. Respect is why this story was written; if it was not for his grandmother he wouldn’t have cared. The author cared so much for her that he spent time learning and living what she did. The author was intuitive in the way he wrote this fantastic biography of his brilliant