Author's Point of View

The references explain from where Colvin drew her inspiration and strength to resist.

The references explain the pressure Colvin felt to live up to the heroes of the past.

The references explain how Colvin felt about being asked to give up her seat.

The references explain the anger Colvin had toward the segregation laws at the time.

It creates a defeated tone by implying that the tribe has given up.

It creates a patient tone by implying that the tribe accepts its fate.

It creates a sympathetic tone by implying that the tribe needs help.

It creates a sluggish tone by implying that the tribe refuses to hunt.