West African Folk-Tales
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West African Folk-Tales — 108 figures from the Gold Coast tales of Anansi and others (Barker & Sinclair): relationship constellations, chronicle, and places.
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People (108)
- a chicken (Tale 19)
- a farmer (Tale 23)
- a tiny wren (Tale 31)
- a woman (Tale 3)
- Adzanumee
- Anansi
- Anansi’s son
- Ant
- Awirehu
- boa-constrictor (Tale 1)
- Cat
- Chameleon
- Deer
- Depor
- Elephant
- Farmer Mybrow
- Father Crow
- Goat
- Hare
- her father (Tale 14)
- his male cub (Tale 33)
- his son (Tale 19)
- his stepmother (Tale 23)
- King Tiger
- Klo
- Kofi
- Koklovi
- Kweku Tsin
- Kwesi
- Kwofi
- Kwofi’s mother
- Leopard (Tale 27)
- Leopard (Tale 28)
- Leopard (Tale 32)
- Leopard (Tale 7)
- Lion (Tale 24)
- Lion (Tale 29)
- little Leopard
- Lizard
- Maku Fia
- Maku Mawu
- Mauri
- Morning Sunrise
- Mother Hen
- Mrs. Anansi
- Mybrow’s wife
- Nothing
- Nothing’s wife
- Nyankupon
- Ohia
- Quarcoo Bah-boni
- Ram
- rat (Tale 32)
- Serpent
- Squirrel
- the bushfowl (Tale 35)
- the chief (Tale 19)
- the dragon (Tale 18)
- the dragon’s servant (Tale 18)
- the dwarf (Tale 9)
- the eldest (Tale 22)
- the eldest (Tale 34)
- the fairies (Tale 36)
- the farmer (Tale 19)
- the father (Tale 34)
- the hunter (Tale 21)
- the hunter (Tale 32)
- the husband (Tale 29)
- the King (Tale 25)
- the King (Tale 32)
- the King (Tale 9)
- the King’s eldest son
- the lame woman (Tale 19)
- the man (Tale 32)
- the man (Tale 33)
- the man’s father (Tale 33)
- the man’s son (Tale 33)
- the old lady (Tale 24)
- the old woman (Tale 16)
- the old woman (Tale 22)
- the Omanhene
- the princess (Tale 22)
- the rich gentleman (Tale 26)
- the second (Tale 22)
- the second son (Tale 34)
- the servant (Tale 31)
- the thief (Tale 26)
- the third brother (Tale 34)
- the tortoise (Tale 21)
- the two brothers (Tale 35)
- the wife of Maku Mawu
- the wise man (Tale 26)
- the woman (Tale 12)
- the woman (Tale 22)
- the woman (Tale 29)
- their mother (Tale 34)
- Thinker
- Thunder
- Tiger (Tale 1)
- Tiger (Tale 29)
- Tiger (Tale 33)
- two men (Tale 11)
- two of the man’s friends (Tale 33)
- White Ant
- Wolf (Tale 24)
- Wolf (Tale 29)
- Wolf (Tale 7)
- young Ram