the hunter's older son (Chapter 041)

Family: Indian village · Role: older son · First appears: Infant Nursed By Bears

After the infant left the tree, he joined the hunter and the hunter’s older son, and the child remained with his father and brother. Later, the two children set out for the far west to kill the great beasts; they told the hunter they were going to kill the beasts that were harming the human race.

Relationship record

Life events

• The infant left the tree and joined the hunter and his older son.(Infant Nursed By Bears)
  • With: the hunter (Chapter 041) the infant (Chapter 041)
  • “the child was happy and contented to remain with his father and brother.”
• The two children set out for the far west to kill the great beasts.(Infant Nursed By Bears · 📍 the far west)
  • With: the infant (Chapter 041) the hunter (Chapter 041)
  • “Finally, they told their father they were going to the far west to kill the great beasts which were harming the human race.”

Infant Nursed By Bears

• parent: the hunter (Chapter 041) “After this the hunter had better luck, and continued to live in the same place with his little boy.”
• siblings with the infant (Chapter 041) “the child was happy and contented to remain with his father and brother.”

Also listed in Other Figures — Minor Figures

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Extracted from the original text of Myths of the Iroquois. Made with Rho MD.