# What Conflict Between Species and Tribes means in Before Adam

> The Folk face constant threats from carnivorous animals, the Tree People, and the more advanced Fire People, highlighting inter-species and inter-tribal competition for territory and survival.

## Explanation

The Folk face constant threats from carnivorous animals, the Tree People, and the more advanced Fire People, highlighting inter-species and inter-tribal competition for territory and survival.

The Tree People are portrayed as a different kind, leading to hostility and chase, highlighting inter-species conflict.

The encounter with the Fire People and the subsequent forest fire foreshadow future conflict and territorial displacement.

The Fire People's organized attack on the Folk represents a genocidal tribal war, highlighting the brutal struggle for survival between groups.

The threat from the Fire People and the dream of Red-Eye among the Tree People highlight tensions between different groups.

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