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The new responsibilities they have is to be kind when they are talking and act more mature and tell their stories in a more fluid motion

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the setting I think was the most challenging was when it was snowing because they were about to die with no food and they were cold. crow also fell through the ice

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the setting impacted the story because sometimes they were in a place where they were  no food.

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Bear found crow and weasel about to die and bear gave them food and told them to rest after they ate so they could go on to their journey .

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Mouse gave crow and weasel the fire stone.

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crow and weasel and the inuit people told stories together about their home.

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weasel gave the fire stone to inuit people.

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the inuit people gave crow and weasel food and clothes.

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they both were imagining that when they have kids boy or girl that they will go further than them and go on a trip.

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when they got back they needed to rest before they tell there stories about the trip.

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when they left they were crossing the river of ashes and crow fell through the ice into the water and got really hurt.

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when they asked bear what he wanted bear said just for you to be nice and grateful.

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then a person named bear came and gave them food and told them to sleep.

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they were really hungry and weak

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badger is kind but can be really annoying and kind of disrespectful when she kept interrupting the stories.

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Weasel at the beginning was serious but as the story went on he became less serious because he wanted to spy on people.

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weasel got really mad that crow stuck his knife in the bush.

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weasel got really mad that crow stuck his knife in the bush.

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Weasel gave the inuit people the fire stone

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I think that weasel is maturing faster than crow because he is learning really fast how to talk to other people nice and kindly

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Weasel learned to talk more mature to the  inwit people to greet them.

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weasel had to get help when he was telling his story to badger.

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crow has to make the decision to go on or not in the storm.

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Weasel is not being serious and crow is being serious.

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Our  older people tell us with out a dream you do not know what  to with your life.

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Coming of age means the process of changing from a child to a adult but not you getting older.

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Coming of age is a young person's transition from being a child to being an adult. The certain age at which this transition takes place changes in society, as does the nature of the change. It can be a simple legal convention or can be part of a ritual or spiritual event, as practiced by many societies.

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Native American literature. Native American literature, also called Indian literature or American Indian literature, the traditional oral and written literature's of the indigenous peoples of the Americas.

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Contemporary Native American literature is grounded in the oral traditions of the various indigenous groups of peoples who have and who do live on the American continent. ... The following is a general overview of the Native American oral tradition which informs the works of contemporary Indian writers.

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Crow and weasel where walking and they found people and crow said we should spy on them and weasel said not to. Then he took the medicine  then he herd a voice that told them to go on. then after they met mouse.

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Crow and weasel where walking and they found people and crow said we should and weasel said not to. Then he took the medicine  then he herd a voice that told them to go on. then after they met mouse

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Crow at the beginning was like we got this but as the story went on he became more like we need to focus and he was serious.

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Native American myths and folklore vary greatly across the great expanse of North, Central and South America; just as the sea turns into plains, turns into mountains, so the myths and deities evolve with the ever-changing landscape. If one thing connects all Native American folklore, it is that of the Great Spirit, and how spiritual forces can be felt and experienced in the physical world. The culture’s folk tales are known to symbolize seasons and nature as they honor our connection to the Earth.

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Native American Fairy Tales, Folk Tales and Fables. “Coyote the prairie wolf.” ... About: When Coyote was a Man, or as Europeans might say, “Once Upon a Time,” Native American folk tales were an entirely oral tradition. Sacred and spiritual in nature, many stories were saved for specific seasons or evenings of the years.

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Native American Stories. Like many other cultures, Native Americans made sense of their world through storytelling. ... The stories passed down through the oral tradition of Native Americans are ways of recording the history, culture, and beliefs of each nation.

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Native American Stories. ... The stories passed down through the oral tradition of Native Americans are ways of recording the history, culture, and beliefs of each nation. And, the environment and problems facing each nation also affected the stories the tribe told.