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RE: Raids, Battles, And Buffalo Soldiers
The being close to nature part certainly would be nice. There is so much strife and violence though, but I guess he may have had his share of that in his prior life, so maybe it evened out.
Howdy again! in his private life? I don't follow you. Are you going all Jehovah's Witness on me??
Lol! If you need to reference this again, Janton, so that you can be certain whether or not I am going the way of the JW.
I meant in his prior life, as in before he was kidnapped. I don't know if he had a relatively easy going childhood at his mother's house with only the occasionally stressful situation, or if it was riddled with life and death scenarios like his life was with the Indians. If it was, then I can see how he could acclimate easily. Either way it is clear the mind does adapt, especially when young.
ha! yes I think I know where you stand on that JW issue! me too.
Ok, I see what you mean. Yeah he didn't talk about what his life before was like but I bet it was pretty peaceful. And at first when he was first captured he wanted to live so he was willing to do anything and then later his mind followed that of his environment and culture.