Magic is limited to the scenes of Native American magic making, such as the scene in which the wise man raises visions of the English-men from fire and Pocahontas's introduction of Smith to the forest(Pocahontas (Pocahontas 00: 22:55-00:23:59).
In the song "colors of the Wind," Pocahontas's relationship to nature is most strongly evoked clear. When Pocahontas sings:"but if you walk the footsteps of a stranger, / You'll learn things you never knew you never knew"(Pocahontas ), the wind circles around Pocahontas' head and Smith's, and it changes both shapes and colors of Smith and Pocahontas. The viewers get a glimpse into another way of seeing. David S. Whitley, in the book The Idea of Nature in Disney Animation (2008), suggests that Pocahontas,