History of Oceania

What tone is created by the Hurons responses when they learn that hawkeye and his indian friends have escaped?

The Hurons' response is one of anger and surprise. They feel that Hawkeye and his friends have betrayed them, and they are determined to get revenge. This tone is created through the use of strong language and imagery. For example, the Huron chief calls Hawkeye a "dog" and a "snake," and he vows to "hunt him down like a wild beast." The Hurons also engage in a war dance, which is a traditional way of expressing anger and preparing for battle.