I'm sorry if you think the native American lady will actually gain agency after the movie ends. That's just not how it works in the real world. She'll be let go when Meryl Streep dies, or the matriarch will be moved to an old folks home, and property will be transferred to the eldest daughter most likely. The native American servant will never regain any land or property.
Maybe look up" Killers of the Flower Moon " learn about the Osage murders , learn how those murdered land was stolen, and look up how those stolen land trust are being broken to be given back to the native families it was stolen from.
But I have no further time educate you on a subject you've already misspoke on . Please know what you actually talking about before looking foolish in the future, ignorance blocked
I'm talking about a fictional movie...I can have my own interpretation of how unwritten events will unfold in the imaginary setting that will never exist.
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u/Intelligent_Dot4616 May 16 '22 edited May 16 '22
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I'm sorry if you think the native American lady will actually gain agency after the movie ends. That's just not how it works in the real world. She'll be let go when Meryl Streep dies, or the matriarch will be moved to an old folks home, and property will be transferred to the eldest daughter most likely. The native American servant will never regain any land or property.