| Pocahontas is the daughter of the Native American | | | | John and Pocahontas fall in love, and John realizes her |
| chief, Chief Powhatan. She is a strong and | | | | point. Unfortunately, the Indians and the British get into a |
| independent woman who helps lead the tribe alongside | | | | fight, and Chief Powhatan tells them to stay away |
| her father, and is very kind to everyone. | | | | from the "White Skins". |
| When the British come to Virginia, they treat the Indians | | | | John tells the other settlers that there isn't any gold |
| like savages. Pocahontas meets John Smith, and tells | | | | where the Indians live, but he isn't believed. The Indians |
| him about the life of the Native Americans and how | | | | begin to get ready to fight the settlers, and so she runs |
| they treasure nature and that no one owns the land. | | | | to tell John. Pocahontas and John are discovered by |
| Through the song "Colors of the Wind", she explains | | | | the Indians and John is taken to be executed. She |
| how everyone is equal despite the color of our skin, | | | | convinces her father to let John free, but the British |
| and how nature is important as well displaying the | | | | come and attack Chief Powhatan anyways. John |
| wisdom that she had learned over the years with her | | | | saves the Chief and is sent back to Britain, he says his |
| tribe. She tells how animals are her friends and how | | | | goodbyes with his love, who the other British call the |
| even the trees and the rocks need to be respected. | | | | "noble savage". |