Pawnee Hero Stories and Folk-Tales

the oldest boy (The Dun Horse)

Family: Pawnee · Role: the boy's oldest son · First appears: The Dun Horse · Part 2

In “The Dun Horse,” Part 2, the oldest boy was the son of the boy, who had many children with his wife. One day, the oldest boy died; the boy wrapped him in a spotted calf robe and buried him in it.

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Life events

  • The boy's oldest boy died.(The Dun Horse · Part 2)
    • With: the boy (The Dun Horse)
    • “and one day when his oldest boy died, he wrapped him in the spotted calf robe and buried him in it.”

The Dun Horse · Part 2

  • parent: the boy (The Dun Horse) “He had many children by his beautiful wife, and one day when his oldest boy died, he wrapped him in the spotted calf robe and buried him in it.”

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