"There aren't any more Indians...are there?"
Last night Ellen decided to watch this movie, again ... When we first got it, a few months ago, she wasn't very impressed with it; if you have seen it you realize that much of the interaction on it is non-verbal. The horse narrates the movie to a certain extent, but the horses do not talk to each other. In that way it makes it a bit above a 5 yr old's enjoyment, although there are sections where Ellen laughs. I haven't actually sat down and watched the movie through seamlessly; but Ellen has watched it enough and I have caught the majority of it to where I enjoy it, too. But last night she surprised me. After it was over she turned toward me and asked; "There aren't any more Indians, are there?" This necessitated the discussion; "Well, Ellen, you have an aunt and an uncle who are Native American Indian." And I attempted to explain in the simplest way I could the difference between 1800s Native Americans and modern Native American...