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The Osage Firebird written by Sudipta Bardhan Talk about a girl named Betty Marie. Born in 1925 as an Osage Indian Learned about her heritage by her Grandma. She could never forget the stories she was told. She loved to learn about her heritage. The paragraph below will help analyze the story.

Betty Marie love her heritage because she was an Osage Indian. She learned so many stories about legends at her grandmothers feet.

As an typical Indian Girl she was very docile and shy. She had her first Ballet Lessons when she was four which helped her. Ballet brought out of her little shell and made her less shy.

She Became a local star in her town. She was told by her instructor that talent wouldn’t make her better. The instructor also

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