Crazy Horse And Missy Analysis

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Once a long long time ago there was a big fight between two friends. Besides that lets start even longer ago crazy horse and missy were best friend but there moms didnt aprove there friend ship. But they still met secretly in caves librarys and in there secret tree house but one day crazy horse and missy got caght and they were punished well well well crazy horses mom said You are never aloud to see her again Chap. two As crazy horse got older he forgot about missy and had made new friendsat the age 13 he became leader of his tribe he became so proud of himself that he led his tribe though battles and by the time he was 77 he went to another battle Chap. three At the battle he led thousand of people and hundreds died then he saw missy with

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