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1 Hour Long ASMR~ Sacagawea Plans Out Campsite (Patreon)

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2018-12-02 16:04:48
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Delay was due to my computer overheating and shutting down while the video was processing, but here it is! Your chosen monthly video!

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ASMR~ Sacagawea Plans Out Campsite

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Anonymous

This video had some nice information in it. After watching it I got curious and looked up what happens to Sacagawea and her son Jean. You certainly did your research on this one. The big problem I had with this video was that I had no idea who you were talking to. Who is the viewer supposed to be? I would assume we were intended to be a member of the party. However, the way she talked sounds more like she is writing a journal entry rather than talking to someone whom she has traveled over a thousand miles with. For example, at 22:45 she said "often times the men try to withstand the cold", but she was talking to one of 'the men'. There were many parts like this where it seems like Sacagawea is talking to herself in the third person rather than being engaged in a conversation with a comrade. If she was talking to a local tribe member who had come to trade or even to 'little Pomp' as she's putting him to bed then the style and grammar of the conversation would make more sense. While it was not a good narrative dialogue it was a nice and informative monologue on the contributions Sacagawea made to the success of the Lewis and Clark expedition.