Magua leads Cora and Alice, Colonel Munro's daughters, into an ambush on their way to Fort William Henry, though they are eventually rescued with the help of Uncas.
An essay about this character points out the absurdity of his ability to determine the frayedness of a hole from 100 yards away and proposes that this character should appear in the "Broken Twig Series". This character, his friend, and his friend's son lead three contingents of the Delaware on a raid. In a novel in which he appears, this character's enemy (*) Magua leads Cora and Alice, Colonel Munro's daughters, into an ambush on their way to Fort William Henry, though they are eventually rescued with the help of Uncas. This character and his friend Chingachgook attempt to ease the conflict between the Huron and the Mohicans. For 10 points, name this hero of James Fenimore Cooper's Leatherstocking Tales.
An essay about this character points out the absurdity of his ability to determine the frayedness of a hole from 100 yards away and proposes that this character should appear in the "Broken Twig Series".
Natty Bumppo [accept either; or Hawkeye; or La Longue Carabine; or Pathfinder; or Deerslayer; accept Leatherstocking before mentioned]