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Mac As An Epic Hero
Oh, what a fair day it was. It was snuggly on that old fishing boat that a sailor was using to get to the Hawaiian islands. The captain predicted they were fifty miles away from meeting the natives to Hawaii, Kanaka Maoli tribes. After awhile they finally saw the island on the horizon. Once they got close enough they put the explorer, Mac, on a miniature boat. This was his last time he saw anyone besides the natives on the Hawaiian island.
Mac made it onto the island fine. He could not believe how clear the water was on these magnificent lands. Mac also noticed that the land was abundantly filled with fruit and trees. He started to unpack his things when he seen a wild hog right in front of him. So he pulled out a spear and threw it. He now knew he had some fresh meat for
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He was so determined that they would have to kill him to leave. Mac had seen much fish in the clear blue water, including a few sharks. Mac gathered what he could then started on his mission to build a hut to live in. It took thirty-three days to complete something withstandable to the harsh waves crashing into the side of the hut.
After seeing this man build a hut and killing trees and fish, the tribe decided to take immediate action to save their piece of land. Their whole tribe got on their horses and rode up to Mac and told him he had forty-eight hours to get on his boat and leave or they would take action and make him leave.
Mac knew what they were meaning but he knew that he was not leaving this island. he was exploring the land and living the rest of his life here. He knew he would die here alone if he didn’t marry any girl from the tribe. He wanted peace with the native tribe. Mac consulted with the head people from the tribe hours after hearing that they planned to run him off. The head people said we are all native and you are not accepted

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