What happened when Cora refused for a second time to become magua wife and heyward attacked the savage who had rasied a knife to kill him?

When Cora refused for a second time to become Magua's wife, tensions escalated, leading to a confrontation. Heyward, attempting to defend Cora and assert his own bravery, attacked Magua, who had raised a knife threateningly. This act of defiance heightened the conflict between the characters and underscored the dangerous stakes of their situation, as Heyward's actions provoked further violence and retaliation from Magua and his allies. The refusal and subsequent attack highlighted the themes of honor, love, and the destructive nature of vengeance in their tumultuous circumstances.