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When the Legends Die is a 1963 novel by Hal Borland
. It tells the story of Tom Black Bull, a member of the Ute tribe who grows up in the wilderness of southwestern Colorado and his journey to becoming a rodeo star. Borland’s narrative explores the clash between tradition and modernity, shedding light on the personal struggles of an individual caught between two worlds. The novel explores themes of cultural assimilation, the loss of traditional ways of life, and the power of nature.Read the full book summary, an in-depth character analysis of Thomas Black Bull, and explanations of important quotes from When the Legends Die.
