What is his speech at the council about keesh?
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Being inspired to his father's notable deed, he emboldened himself and proved that he can do great as his father. Even if he was ridiculed,scorned, and doubted, Keesh was encouraged to hunt alone. His courage and will to continue his father's deeds made him more determined to be successful in hunting.
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Keesh's speech in the council is about his late father's will of giving fair share of meat. He spoke about the sentiments he and the other village people (who received meat unfairly) have shared and that if the division of share is equal, there will be no old woman or man who will cry because of hunger.
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