A True Hero

I found uncle Ralph from "The Warriors" to be someone to admire. Someone that is true a character and knows who he is. He was proud of his culture and did not ever change his ways. He wanted to express culture by singing Pawnee songs and teaching others philosophies of how his people were created. However, is was this pride that killed him. Even though it was a good thing for him to keep his culture alive it was bad for him at the same time because knowing that his culture was going away made him depressed. However, he fought through this struggle of his and lived his beautiful life for as long as he could. It was sad to see him turn into a hobo something that his nieces looked down upon. I loved the ending when the sister tells her sister that they already gone to the moon since they were children of the stars which their uncle taught. As one can see, his legacy lived on through his nieces and other people he taught about the ways of the Pawnee so that the Pawnee culture could always live on which is what Uncle Ralph wanted.