What does the dream scene signify in The Revenant?
In the dream that Hugh Glass has in The Revenant it is shown that some men came and burnt all of the village. Glass killed one of the officers. Glass' wife was also killed. At some point a church is shown in the movie. But in the entire movie there is no explanation of these things.
Why did people come and burn all of the village, and why did they kill all the people out there?
Best Answer
Well, The Revenant is by far my favorite movie, and I have seen it a thousand times. The scene where the Native village is burning, is simply fictional. It is placed in the movie to show background of how Hugh Glass became the father of Hawk. In real life, Hugh did not even have a son. In short, it was put in there simply for entertainment purposes.
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