Impressions about the book

``The Last of the Mohicans´´ was written by James Fenimore Cooper in 1826.The novel is set in E.E.U.U and it reflects the war between France and England.
In my point of view, the plot is so exciting and violent at the same time. I think that the book is well written too.
The novel reads easily and I have learnt new vocabulary which I didn´t know previously. Everybody should read this novel because it is so gripping.
Apart from the written novel, there is a film versión of the book. It seems to me that the book is better than the film.
In this video, you can see the final scene of the film:

Chapter 10

The Last of the Mohicans

The Delawares warriors wanted to kill Uncas but they soon discovered that Uncas was the son of Chingachgook. He was the last of the Mohicans. So the Delawares didn´t kill him. However, Magua took Cora because he told the Delawares that she was his wife. Cora and Magua left the Delaware´s village. The chief of the Delawares called ``Tamenund´´ decided to fight against the Hurons and Magua.
Suddenly, Gamut appeared and told them that there were a lot of the Hurons inside the forest.
The Delawares and Hurons fought each other violently inside the forest and manu Hurons and Delaware warriors died.
Cora didn´t want to run away with Magua and one of the Hurons killed her. Magua stabbed Uncas and Uncas died.
While Magua was trying to escape on the top of a mountain, Hawk-eye shot Magua and Magua fell down.
Next day, everybody was sad. The Delawares had defeated the Hurons but the whole tribe had to mourn the deaths of Uncas and Cora. Tamenund said he had lived to see the last of the Mohicans.


Vocabulary:

Fairly	Adverb	Justamente	Justly, moderately	The reason was solved fairly
To drag	Verb	Arrastrar	To pull strongly	The Indian began to drag her after him
To stab	Verb	Apuñalar	To push a knife into someone	They stab a knife for the back
To mourn	Verb	Lamentar, llorar la muerte de algn	To be sad because someone has died	They mourned the loss of his daughter

Chapter 9

The Hurons guards discover that had dissapeared and instead of Uncas, they saw Gamut. They didn´t pay attention to Gamut and he ran away.
The Hurons discovered that Magua was tied and they untied him. Magua and the Hurons decided to go to the village of the Delawares. Magua thinks that Hawk-eye is there hidden with the Delawares.
Meanwhile, Chingachgook and Munro were hidden inside an old big beaver´s log.
Magua and the Hurons went to the village and asked the Delawares if Hawk-eye was there.
Cora, Alice and Heyward were there and Magua saw Hawk-eye too. Magua wanted to take Hawk-eye back but the Delawares people didn´t agree with Magua.

Vocabulary:

Gag	Noun	Mordaza	A piece of cloth or rope stuffed into or tied across the mouth	They place a gag in the mouth and in the hands
Lodge	Noun	Pabellón de casa, pesca, etc	House that a beaver makes for itself from wooden sticks	They saw the lodge from the canoe
Sharp	Adjective	Afilado	Good for cutting with	They had a dangerous sharp knife

Chapter 8

Heyward was a medicine man now so the Hurons asked him to help an ill indian woman. Magua discovered that Uncas was the prisioner of the Hurons. He was happy.
Suddenly when Heyward went into a cave to help the sick woman, he saw a bear. The bear was a suit and inside, Heyward saw his friend Hawk-eye. Heyward and Hawk-eye, with the help of Gamut, found Alice. They rescued her and Magua was tied with ropes. Alice was covered with a blanket and Heyward and Hawk-eye said to the sick woman´s husband that they needed medecines from the forest so Heyward, Hawk-eye and the girl covered with the blanket ran to the forest.
Hawk-eye with his disguise of bear went to rescue Uncas. The men who guarded the prisión let him in because they thought Hawk-eye was a medecine man. Uncas took Hawk-eye´s disguise of bear and Hawk-eye exchanged clothes with Gamut. Both men disguise left the place without problems.

Vocabulary:

To gag	Verb	Amordazar	To tie something across someone´s mouth to stop them from speaking	They gagged the girl sharply
Fool	Adjective	Tonto, loco	A stupid person	He was a fool person!
To exchange	Verb	Cambiar algo (con álguien)	To give something and to get something different back	We exchange the chromes of football
To growl	Verb	Gruñir	To make a deep, angry noise	The dog growled fiercely

Chapter 7

Hawk-eye, the Mohicans, Heyward and Munro were following the tracks searching Cora and Alice. Suddenly, they saw an Indian figure. Hawk-eye approached to this figure and he discovered that the indian figure was in fact Gamut. The Hurons didn´t kill him because they thought he was crazy.
Gamut told the Mohicans that the girls were not in danger. Cora was with a trib past the mountain.
Heyward had a plan. He painted his face so he would pretend to be a crazy french actor ( a Gamut´s friend) in order to enter  the village.
Finally, Heyward and Gamut got into the village. While they were there, they discovered that Uncas
and another Huron were prisioners of this tribe. This tribe killed the Huron but they didn´t kill Uncas.

Vocabulary:

Feather	Noun	Pluma	This comes from the tail of a bird	She had a feather in the hair
Beaver	Noun	Castor	A brown animal with big front teeth and a flat tail that lives in lakes	The place was built by beavers
Beyond	Preposition	Más allá (de)	To point on the other side	We were beyond the problem
To trip	Verb	Tropezarse	To fall because something is in front of your feet	On having been walking, I tripped over a stone
Wise	Adjective	Sabio	Clever, intelligent	He seems to me a really wise person