There are many different versions of the famous story of John Smith and his relationship with Pocahontas. John Smith was a very famous explorer. He traveled to America in the Name of England to settle new lands for England. One of these lands that he went to settle was Jamestown. Pocahontas was the daughter of Chief Powhatan. It is rumored that she saved John Smith 's life. She was an adventurous young woman who was not scared of much. She liked to take risk and did not blink twice. It seemed that she was a very compassionate person.
             During one of his many explorations, it is rumored that John Smith encountered a beautiful woman named Pocahontas. Although we do not really know much about when, how, and exactly where was there initial meeting, there are many different stories about their 'relationship'. John Smith was always known as a tall tale writer, so his version of the relationship with Pocahontas has to be analyzed carefully.
             In The General History of Virginia John Smith wrote of his first landing on Jamestown and of his relationship with Pocahontas. He described that Jamestown "was laid out on swampy, unhealthy ground". His company came to Jamestown for the "fruit fullest soil" and to establish homes there. He made them out to be people who were nice to the 'savages' and he made the 'savages' to be people who were mean to the settlers. John Smith said that the 'savages' captured him. It seemed that he did nothing to them.
             He then continues to when the Chief Powatan summoned two savages to grab stones and put his head on a rock to stone him. Then this is when he first speaks of Pocahontas. How she put her head on top of his to save his life. This is the relationship that he had with Pocahontas. This is the only part that he speaks of a woman named Pocahontas, there isn't much written about her.
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