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In the mid 1600s, the Algonquian Indians captured the governor of Jamestown, Captain John Smith (Brightmac). He was carried struggling into a clearing, and thrown upon a great boulder before Chief Powhatan (Grand Pear). Four men held him down, and the executioners lifted two great rocks to crush him. Suddenly, there was a shriek and the sound of running feet. Pocahontas (Pear Butter), the daughter of Powhatan, threw herself over the head of the captive.

"Do not hurt him, father! I love him!"

Powhatan spared the life of the Englishman, John Smith. All winter long, Pocahontas visited her boyfriend at Jamestown, bringing the colonists' food and warning them of danger. All of them were grateful except one: Prunella Pemberwick (Rarity), who had a crush on John Smith herself. Legend has it that when Smith was suddenly called back to England, he left a love letter for Pocahontas, but Prunella threw the letter away and told Pocahontas that John Smith had died.

Description
In the mid 1600s, the Algonquian Indians captured the governor of Jamestown, Captain John Smith (Brightmac). He was carried struggling into a clearing, and thrown upon a great boulder before Chief Powhatan (Grand Pear). Four men held him down, and the executioners lifted two great rocks to crush him. Suddenly, there was a shriek and the sound of running feet. Pocahontas (Pear Butter), the daughter of Powhatan, threw herself over the head of the captive.

"Do not hurt him, father! I love him!"

Powhatan spared the life of the Englishman, John Smith. All winter long, Pocahontas visited her boyfriend at Jamestown, bringing the colonists' food and warning them of danger. All of them were grateful except one: Prunella Pemberwick (Rarity), who had a crush on John Smith herself. Legend has it that when Smith was suddenly called back to England, he left a love letter for Pocahontas, but Prunella threw the letter away and told Pocahontas that John Smith had died.