modern landscape painting

Teebo emerged from the large structure. He was slightly bigger than most ofthe others, and undeniably fiercer. His fur was a pattern of light and dark graystripes. Instead of the usual leathery hood, he wore a horned animal half-skull atophis head, which he'd further adorned with feathers. He carried a stone hatchet, andeven for someone as small as an Ewok, he walked with a definite swagger. He examined the group cursorily, then seemed to make some kind ofpronouncement. At that, a member of the hunting party stepped forward—Paploo,the mantled Ewok who seemed to have taken a more protective view toward theprisoners. Teebo conferred with Paploo for a short time. The discussion soon turned intoa heated disagreement, however, with Paploo apparently taking the Rebels' side, andTeebo seemingly dismissing whatever considerations arose. The rest of the tribestood around watching the debate with great interest, occasionally shouting commentsor squeaking excitedly.