the first captive woman (O´Re-Ka-Rahr)

Family: Pawnee · Role: captive · First appears: O´Re-Ka-Rahr · Part 1

In Part 1, the first captive woman recognized the Pawnee man as belonging to her tribe, and he confirmed that he belonged to hers. She also told him that the second captive woman was Pawnee and a prisoner. The two women escaped with him, taking the horses from the camp, and later took the boy as their own. She was married to the Comanche man, whom she described as “the biggest man of all the Comanches.”

Relationship record

Life events

• The Pawnee man and the first captive woman recognized each other as members of the Pawnee tribe.(O´Re-Ka-Rahr · Part 1)
  • With: the Pawnee man (O´Re-Ka-Rahr)
  • “She answered him, ‘Yes, I belong to your tribe.’ Then she said in a very low voice that shook, for she was afraid, ‘Do you belong to my tribe?’ The man said, ‘Yes.’”
• The first captive woman revealed that the second captive woman was also Pawnee and a prisoner.(O´Re-Ka-Rahr · Part 1)
  • With: the second captive woman (O´Re-Ka-Rahr)
  • “She answered him, ‘She also belongs to our tribe, and is a prisoner.’”
• The two captive women escaped with the Pawnee man, taking the horses from the camp.(O´Re-Ka-Rahr · Part 1)
  • With: the Pawnee man (O´Re-Ka-Rahr) the second captive woman (O´Re-Ka-Rahr)
  • “They took down the lodge, and packed everything on the horses, and drove off the herd, leaving the dead body of the enemy in the camp.”
• The two women reached the boy and took him as their own.(O´Re-Ka-Rahr · Part 1)
  • With: the Pawnee man (O´Re-Ka-Rahr) the second captive woman (O´Re-Ka-Rahr) the boy (O´Re-Ka-Rahr)
  • “When they came to the boy, they took him in their arms and petted him, and took him as their own.”

O´Re-Ka-Rahr · Part 1

• married with the Comanche man (O´Re-Ka-Rahr) “This man is the biggest man of all the Comanches.”

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Extracted from the original text of Pawnee Hero Stories and Folk-Tales. Made with Rho MD.