encounter - Jane Yolen

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the narrator think the great-sailed canoes look like

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the bird from his dream

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Why does the narrator tell his chief no to welcome the strangers in the canoes?

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the narrator think his dream is a warning

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the colors that cover the strangers' bodies are

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clothes

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why doesn't anyone listen to the narrator?

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the narrator is still a child

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the chief gives the strangers parrots because

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their colorful clothes make them look like parrots

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The narrator asks his zemis to help show his people

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the truth about the strangers

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when the people desired all that the strangers had brought; they

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wanted it

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when the narrator says his world was 'a thin, dark line' he means

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he is so far from shore that he cannot see his home

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the narrator hopes his story will help people by

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warning them against strangers who want to change their way of life