Pawnee Hero Stories and Folk-Tales

the Comanche man (O´Re-Ka-Rahr)

Family: Comanche · Role: husband · First appears: O´Re-Ka-Rahr · Part 1

In Part 1, the Comanche man (O´-Re-Ka-Rahr) was married to the first captive woman, who called him “the biggest man of all the Comanches.” His second wife warned the first woman to prepare to help kill their husband when a friend from their tribe arrived. The Comanche man was an enemy of the Pawnee man, who killed him with an arrow and took his scalp.

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  • The Pawnee man killed the Comanche man with an arrow and took his scalp.(O´Re-Ka-Rahr · Part 1)
    • With: the Pawnee man (O´Re-Ka-Rahr)
    • “He made a little bit of an opening by the door, just big enough to let an arrow pass through, and when the time came he let it go. U´-ra-rîsh! the arrow flew straight, and pierced the Comanche through the heart. So he died, and the Pawnee counted coup on him and took his scalp.”

O´Re-Ka-Rahr · Part 1

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