the chance to return to the world of white men. But she had also become a sister to the Indians. How could she leave them? And besides, there was no place to go now. Her family was dead, as were her beloved neighbors. She decides that she will stay with her new, Seneca family. The Chief of the Genesee Town changed Mary's name from Corn Tassel to Little-Woman-of-Great-Courage, in honor of her courage to stay with the Indians instead of going to stay with white people, like her. Some people have different opinions on who their favorite character is. But a lot say that the friendship Corn Tassel had with Little Turtle/Turkey Feather and Beaver Girl was a great distraction from her sorrow. In chapter 13, a new white captive, Running Dear, was given an opportunity to return to the white people. And he did. At the same time, Corn Tassel went with the women and girls to a sugar camp to make sugar from maple sap boiled down. When Corn Tassel is scolded by Panther Woman after falling onto the ground after she stumbled over a loose branch from a wood pile, she decides to find her way back to the village alone. She dropped her yoke and sap pails and started running into the forest. Beaver Girl saw this and ran after Corn Tassel. The white girl looked back over her shoulder to see Beaver Girl behind her and ran faster. But Beaver Girl got closer and closer to the white girl, no matter how fast she ran. Out of breath and tired, Corn Tassel sank to the ground in exhaustion. The next moment, Beaver Girl's arms were around her. "Do not go, Corn Tassel," begged Beaver Girl. "If you go back to the white people, I shall never be happy again. I will have no one to talk to, no one to work with, no friend to love. Stay with me, Corn Tassel and be my friend." Corn Tassel was touched by Beaver Girl's friendship towards her and began crying. Beaver Girl wiped the tears away and helped Corn Tassel to her feet. The two girls went back to the sugar camp to help finish the sugar making. After finishing, they returned to the village. The next day, Earth Woman announced that Running Dear went back to the pale-faces (what the Indians call the white people). After