Problem: Remember the tale of "Skywoman Falling," as related by Kimmerer in the first chapter of her book, Braiding Sweetgrass? Highlight three (3) particular portions of the tale and analyze the ramifications and significance of these story pieces in terms of how humans should interact with other species such as plants and animals. What are some of the particular ethical consequences of the principles represented in the passages you emphasize if this narrative is appreciated in a culture? How does this narrative contradict some of current "Western" society's unique ideas about people's ethical responsibility to the environment, the biosphere, plants, and/or animals?