He goes on to call the white man arrogant when he says, "That terrible arrogance of the white man, making himself something more than God, more than nature, saying, I will let this animal live, because it makes money." ... He said cowboys used to pull the fangs from rattlesnakes and wear them around their necks to ward off fever." ...

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• Grade Level: High School

This resembles the sub-plot where Gloucester refers to Regan's "cruel nails- and Goneril's "boarish fangs- (III, viii, 55-57) The language of the play can be studied in its references to sickness and ailments. ...

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