Miller’s account of Huronia’s thoughts about technology differed from that recounted by Father Brebeuf. J.R. Miller implied that the natives understood the technology, where as Father Brebeuf explains how extremely fascinated and clueless the natives were, with regards to the new technology. “As to the clock, a thousand things are said of it...
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“As to the clock, a thousand things are said of it. They all think it is some living thing … they think it hears, especially when, for a joke, one of our Frenchmen calls out at the last stroke of the hammer, “That’s Enough” and then it immediately becomes silent.” This proves that the natives had no understanding of the new technology; therefore they could not respect the Europeans contrary to what J...
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