Answers and the Epilogue

    Karen! Why do you have grass stains all over
 you?! Her mother hollered.
    It¹s a long story mom, I didn¹t think I'd get
 dirty. But an unexpected turn of advents occurred.
    After Karen told her mother what happened, there
 was a long talk, many questions, and a request to talk
 to Marah, Asuka, Robert, and Mr.J. Eventually, the
 meeting took place and they all discussed the mater.
 Within the conversation, Robert¹s long sense questions
 were answered. The ones of, who the rough man with the
 shot gun was, what the horrible thing was that
 everyone kept referring to, and, who must have shot at
 them.
    To record the entire conversation would be long at
 tedious to read, so here¹s the basics with all the
 important detail.
    The man with the shot gun, and scowl was named Gary
 Watson. He was an old army general who had lost his
 position because he was caught  beating some of the
 children of his troops¹ native guides. This may sound
 interesting because of the fact that natives were
 looked down on, and treated as animals, but these were
 natives with laws protecting them. They helped with
 the trades, scouting, and much more. Any ways, ever
 sense Gary had grouped up all the men who wanted
 Œindians¹ dead, and took them out hunting for helpless
 people who were not of their race. His group on one
 night about 10 years ago, had attacked Marah¹s camp.
 The mob had murdered many, leaving Marah's and
 Asuka¹s parents, along with relatives, and friends,
 dead. Asuka had taken care of her two year old sister
 while being forced to live in a reservation. When
 Marah was ten, her and her sister escaped, and walked
 for two months back home.
    When they came back, they stayed with a Nez Perz
 tribe. Ever sense Gary has been trying to kill them.
 So this leaves only one logical person who would and
 most likely had, shot at them. Gary. Mr.J,
 Mrs.Mavanio and Asuka notified the city leaders, and
 jail.
    The next week Robert was sent home in case another
 incident would occur. Karen was grounded for three
 weeks, and so was Marah. This restraint of freedom was
 for more safety reasons then punishment. Gary was
 arrested two months later, but not because of what
 happened with the trio. He had some how proven himself
 innocent. He was arrested because he had accidentally
 shot a 55 year old man, while aiming at what he
 thought to be a native. Three years later, Asuka, and
 Marah left with Chief Joseph in a long journey to
 Canada. Karen, and Davy both grew up to be teachers.
 Robert joined the army when he was old enough, and
 served the country. The three unfortunately never met
 again, but, always wondered what had happened to their
 friends of that summer, and the many more adventures
 they could have had.

E-mail comments to me! ^-^