Red Girl's Reasoning" are both stories that comment on cultural differences

between the dominant white North American culture and the Native culture.

In "Blue Winds Dancing", a young Native college student reflects his place in society

while making a journey home. In "A Red Girl's Reasoning", an Englishman loses his

Native wife as a result of his narrow-mindedness towards her culture. The two stories are

very similar because we see how the white culture has affected both Native characters.

Although the two stories contain different situations, both authors' use of point of view,

descriptive diction, and the characters' actions, help convey their themes of cultural

differences between Natives and the dominant white culture.

Through Whitecloud's and Johnson's points of view, we see the emotions which

surround our two Native characters. In "Blue Winds Dancing", the character's thoughts

are shown through the first person point of view. Through this point of view, the young

Native's persona is brought to life through his thoughts. The character doubts his place in

heritage is sort of an entertaining topic to about among the high society people. With

also gives insight into Christie's feelings and thoughts in the story. Christie feels anger

same manner, the diction used by Johnson in her story is used to express her theme.

to outline the cultural differences present in the two stories.

wants her husband, she cannot forget the way he view her Native heritage. Both authors'

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