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Black Stones, Two Kettles, Compare and Contrast - Coggle Diagram

- - - - after conducting research together, realize that both of their perspectives on the black stones are valid. The revelation that the stones are obsidian, formed from volcanic activity, and are also considered good-luck stones represents a turning point. This mutual understanding leads to a moment of agreement between the siblings.
    - - ala and Paco, working together to research and understand the significance of the obsidian stones. They delve into the legend of Apache Tears, learning about the stones' connection to the Apache women and their mourning. The falling action also involves the twins presenting their findings to their mother, Mrs. Yates, and collectively acknowledging the deeper meaning behind the stones.
    - - Tala and Paco arguing over black stones they found. Tala wants to keep them, but Paco insists on seeing them. Mrs. Yates tries to make peace. This conflict sets the stage for the resolution, where they work together on a research project about the stones.
    - - The siblings barely get along with each other's.
    - - Tala and Paco having researched and understood the significance of the obsidian stones, decide to give them to Mrs. Yates. This selfless gesture symbolizes their newfound unity and willingness to let go of the conflict. Mrs. Yates, touched by their gesture, incorporates the stones into a necklace, which she wears as a constant reminder of the family's reconciliation.
- - - - There the Yellow Feather confronted Governor Bradford, thinking that he'd broke the treaty. Governor Bradford confirms that it wasn't a war preparation. Meanwhile, it is the sound of the English men's fowling for foods. It was a misunderstanding all along. To solve things up, the Governor invited the Indians for a treat tonight. It was a magnificent idea! The Yellow Feather then insisted Little Deer to prepare the foods with Elianor. For they are known for their great cooks,
    - - Elianor and Little Deer may not have many things in common. But they both do cooks delicious meals. At first, Elianor was disturbed by Tiptoe. Where she kept on saying that animals aren't supposed to stay close to humans' food. Well, it may not be a big problem for both of them. Right until when both of them decided to search for quahogs. Elianor was slipped, wetting her layers of dress. Suddenly, a loud voice of muskets rang out loud. The noise startled Tiptoe, who scooted up the face. Little Deer tried to reach her beloved pet. But, with nothing to reached on, Little Deer fell of the cliff. Ellinor hesitated for a moment and then ran to the edge of the water. “Little Deer! Grab my apron!”
    - - At the same time, an Indian girl called Little Deer also heard the voices of muskets. She yelled out of shocked, while holding a piece of sinew. Where she thought a war would occur among the Indians and the English. Little deer than make her way to the village with the Yellow Feather (tribe leader) which earlier had made a peace treaty with the English.
    - - At the end, Elianor manage to save Little Deer. Unfortunately, Little Deer did not manage to save her Quahogs. Little Deer was upset, until Elianor offer her salted pork to be cook. Later that night, both of them manage to cook nasump for the feast. Together, they served Governor Bradford and Massasoit at their tables inside the Plymouth meeting house. Later, the girls played games together in front of the huge fireplace. Each now realized that, although they were very different in how they dressed and spoke and in the kinds of houses they lived in, they shared similar feelings, fears, and experiences.
    - - A blonde girl named Elianor was shocked out of a sudden hearing musket of fire. Where she asked her father of why that the soldiers were trained this early in the morning? Her father than replied that it's the sound men's fowling in the woods. So, nothing to worry about.