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I learned a lot about Pocahontas one she is Native American and Cheif Powhatan daugher she was also born in1595 he had a hard life she wanted peace with the settlers and waented peace wheih the England and Native American to understand each other then she married John Rufus and then she went to England to meet the king and queen and then he died in 1617 Pocahontas is one of our helpers in the world !

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I learned a lot about Pocahontas I know shes a native america and Cheif Powhatan daughter she was also born in 1595 she had a hard life she wanted peace but that didn't happen she met john rolfe then she got Marreid then she went to england  and met the king and queen and king she, died in england 1617.

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I learned a lot about pocahontes so im going to share all what i learned  about pocahontes  poca hontes is a native amercan and daghter of chief powatan  and born in 1595 and she wanted peace with the settler's and for native amercan 's and the settler's to understand each other and then she married john rofle and then she went to englend to meet the king and queen and then she died in 1617

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Pocahontas was chief  Powhatans daughter . She was sweet and helpful. She was born in 1595. Pocahontas was  a native American. Her life's work  was trying to make peace with the settlers. Pocahontas married john Rolfe. she died in 1617.

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For as much bad press as Pocahontas got, I must say I really disagree with the people who call it flat and lifeless. I thought that after the exclusively tan Lion King, the fresh blues and greens of the foggy Virginia woods were quite beautiful to behold. No one can deny that this is a very beautiful movie, almost exquisite in its animation. Although John Smith is nowhere near as handsome as he thinks he is and peoples' eyes have a strange tendency to all but disappear at times (Look at Smith, Nakoma and Kokoum to see what I mean), it is very very pretty.

Unfortunately, if they'd just waited a year or so after The Lion King, I think it would have gotten much better ratings. As I see it, it is a very interesting story, if a bit tired at times. Pocahontas is a fine heroine, she's very courageous and likeable, and unlike Jasmine and Nala from the previous two Disney films, she's much more than just a pretty face. The love story with Captain Smith is actually done rather well despite the fact that I really disliked the Smith character. I'm not sure why they made him so flat and one-dimensional in contrast to Pocahontas' rich personality, but I didn't find him at all interesting.

The cute animal mascots were allright, if totally out of place in the otherwise dark world. They would be funny to little kids, but they're pretty annoying to a mature viewer.

I didn't really care for Chief Powhatan, he was a little too dense considering the circumstances. I'd say my favorite characters were Nakoma, Pocahontas' best friend and Kokoum, the personality-less warrior. At least those two had some decent tension. I also really enjoyed David Ogden Stiers' duel performance as Governor Ratcliffe and his cute little yes-man, Wiggins. Those two characters truthfully provided the best entertainment of the film, and it might have been a better movie if they'd replaced some of the preachiness with more entertaining scenes of those two plotting.

All in all, it doesn't really take much intelligence to watch it, but it does have elements to appeal to a mature viewer, and besides, the songs are very pretty and of course, it's a splendid piece of animation.

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For as much bad press as Pocahontas got, I must say I really disagree with the people who call it flat and lifeless. I thought that after the exclusively tan Lion King, the fresh blues and greens of the foggy Virginia woods were quite beautiful to behold.

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i learn  a lot  about  pohconta  i know  shes   a     native america and cheif pohcnta

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I learned about pochont she was born in1595 and she was the chief for the powertton and she saved john,simth and she die in 1617 and she die because she was sick and she die in a boat.

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do you now how Pocahontas ? she was born in 1595 she is a native American she wanted peace for here home she married John,fe she went to England to meet the king and queen she die in England in 1617 her dad was the chief Powhatans of the Native American.

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Boom Boom Boom what was that was it Pocahontas wow it was she was a native american. and she  wanted English and the settlers  to understand Each other. her later years where like she married JOHN rolfe  and went to enaland and met the king and queen she died in enaland in 1716

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i    learned     a    lot    about     pocahontas she is a native american she wanted peace for here home she married john fe she went to england to meet the king and queen she die

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I laerned that pocahontas was native americn. She was born in 1945. She was capshered. Marryyed Jon roff. Died in 1617.

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BOOM BOOM did you here that? It sounds like the Native American oh my GOD!Theirs Pocahontas I think I know some stuff about her let me tell you.The Native American chief Powhatan was her dad she was his daughter and she was born 1945.Pocahontas wanted wold peace with the settlers she wanted Native America to understand each other .Pocahontas married John they met king and queen.The sad part she died in England 1617.

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do you now Pocahontas she was born in 1595 she is a native American she wanted peace and quiet

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i learned a lot about Pocahontas i know shes a native america and cheif Powhatan daughter she was also born in 1595 she had a hard life she wanted peace but that didn't happen she met john rolfe

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I hope you have enjoyed learning about Pocahontas. Can't wait to read everyone's work.