How Did Mary Rowlandson's Interactions With Native Americans
The two women named Mary Rowland and Eunice Williams were lead to two different lives when interacting with Native Americans. Although they were both captured by the natives, one chose to live a life that kept the natives close while the other chose to push them aside and try to reunite with the people of the life before she had encountered them. Eunice Williams chose the life with the natives even though her original family was looking for her. On the other hand, Mary Rowland continued to push for finding her family. However, both accounts found that the natives were less of a savage then they originally thought. Mary Rowland, for example, found that the line between "savagery" and "civilization" was very thin. Eunice even found that the life