The Last of the Mohicans: resumen de Chapter 26
Chapter 26 de 33 · 16 min para leer el chapter
In Chapter 26, Hawkeye enters the Huron village disguised as a bear and recruits David Gamut to help free Uncas from his guarded lodge. Uncas refuses to escape alone, so Hawkeye impersonates David while Uncas wears the bear skin, leaving David behind as they reach the forest with their rifles.
Qué sucede
- Hawkeye reveals himself to David Gamut and learns that Uncas is a prisoner whose death appears decided.
- David persuades the guards to withdraw by claiming that the supposed conjurer can destroy Uncas’s courage.
- David cuts Uncas’s bonds, but Uncas refuses to abandon Hawkeye when the scout admits he cannot outrun the Hurons.
- Uncas wears the bear skin, Hawkeye takes David’s clothes, and David agrees to remain in the prisoner’s place.
- David rejects revenge on his behalf, prompting Hawkeye to consider forgiveness before departing.
- Hawkeye and Uncas pass the guards, retrieve hidden rifles as alarm cries rise, and disappear into the forest.
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En qué fijarte
Uncas explains why he refuses to leave Hawkeye behind. His loyalty forces them to find an escape plan that includes both men.
Comprobación rápida
Who remains in the lodge to take Uncas’s place?
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