Oh, you're so right....
I am not sure about the logistics since the tribespeople were supposed to stop being able to transform into any creature once one ancestor forced himself to transform in a nontraditional way. From then on, the tribespeople was only able to transform into giant wolves.
But now that I'm thinking about this whole project, the more I'm thinking this would be more disrespectful to the very real Quileutes.
That is a very good point. It would be different it it was a factitious tribe, although these days, people would think it was a dig on their culture/heritage even if it was made up. Our imaginations stem from the many life experiences and interests we have, and that is how our creativity flourish. Through exposure. Would be so cool to have tribal histories for to many cultures. There are really interesting histories that wee consider mythology, but findings that depict otherwise. Sorry, I just watched Ancient Aliens on the History Channel recently. So many historical stories are so connected and similar. Not saying that refers to the Quileute tribe, or any other specifically. Just an an open statements of earth's' history in general, as wee were all one continent at one point in time. I am rambling now. Time to get off of here. Have a great weekend!
