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* Powhatan's anger towards Pocahontas when he discovered that Kocoum had been killed. As well as him scolding her because she disobeyed him by leaving the village, which indirectly lead to Kocoum's death. It is strongly implied he saw her as a traitor for this, and disowned and presumably exiled her from the tribe, until the end of the film.
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* Powhatan's anger towards Pocahontas when he discovered that Kocoum had been killed. As well as him scolding her because she disobeyed him by leaving the village, which indirectly lead to Kocoum's death. It is strongly implied he saw her as a traitor for this, and disowned and presumably exiled her from the tribe, until the end of the film.film.
* After ordering Thomas to follow John, Ratcliffe warns him to not disappoint him even adding very cruelly and unnecessarily that he has been " a slipshod sailor and a poor excuse for a soldier." You can see by his expression that Thomas is deeply hurt by this.
* After ordering Thomas to follow John, Ratcliffe warns him to not disappoint him even adding very cruelly and unnecessarily that he has been " a slipshod sailor and a poor excuse for a soldier." You can see by his expression that Thomas is deeply hurt by this.
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[[caption-width-right:350:''"I would rather die tomorrow, that live a hundred years without knowing you."'']]
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[[caption-width-right:350:''"I would rather die tomorrow, that than live a hundred years without knowing you."'']]
