Who Is The Protagonist In The Last Of The Mohicans

"The Last of The Mohicans", by Michael Mann, is a 1992 American historical movie, set in during the third years into the war of the French and Indian war. The event of the Fort William precipitated the American Revolution by portrayed the weak relationship in the British’s superior attitude to the colonist and how the Colonist better off by themselves without the British.
The English’s superior toward the native and the colonist create an unstable relationship between the two. Major Duncan is appeared as someone that superior over others. His word and attitude make him a powerful man, but when the Huron party wipe out every single British soldier, they got save by a group of Mohicans. On their dangerous trip to Fort William, Major Duncan still

look down on his life saver and expect the three Mohicans to obey him. Furthermore, when the colonist and the Native wanted to leave the fort to defend their home. It was unsuccessful since Duncan lie to Colonel Monroe about what actually happen on their trip, and the Colonel himself trust the Major more thus end up creating conflict with the Native and Colonist. Duncan representing the British, and how they are mistreating the Colonist and the Native regardless of the situation to “make the world England.”
If the French won the war, then the colonist will have more opportunity to do as they wish rather than under control by the England. On the conversation between General Monsieur Le Marquis and Magua, it describes the polite and respectful tone from Monsieur toward the native. He also let the Native on their own, which in this case let the Native kill the British retreat in term of surrender. As a result, showing the successful relationship between the French and their allies. Considering Cora herself, symbolize the British colonial sympathizer deliberate that the British have no right to tell the Colonist as they wish. On the other hand, since France have such a successful bond with their Native allies because they respect their the native, which can infer that the French would treat and have a better relationship with the colonist if they won the war over Britain.
The British’s negative attitude and treatment toward the colonist create lack of communication in led to the defeat of the British at Fort William under the France. This foreshadow the future Revolution in which the mistreatment toward the American from the British cause the war.