Traditions of the Arikara

the chief’s daughter (Tale 49)

Role: the chief’s daughter · First appears: Tale 49 · The Coyote and the Mice Sun Dance

Life events

  • The people gave the chief’s daughter to the Coyote after he demanded her in exchange for their lives.(Tale 49 · The Coyote and the Mice Sun Dance · 📍 a camp)
    • With: the Coyote (Tale 49) the people (Tale 49)
    • “The Coyote said, ‘Give me the chief’s daughter and you shall all live.’ The people gave him the chief’s daughter.”
  • A boy exposed the Coyote, and the people drove him from the tipi.(Tale 49 · The Coyote and the Mice Sun Dance · 📍 the tipi)
    • With: the Coyote (Tale 49) the boy (Tale 49) the people (Tale 49)
    • “The boy yelled, ‘This being that is in the tipi with the girl is nothing but a Coyote!’ The people rushed there and the Coyote was forced out beyond the tipi.”

Tale 49 · The Coyote and the Mice Sun Dance

  • parent: the chief (Tale 49) “The Coyote said, ‘Give me the chief’s daughter and you shall all live.’ The people gave him the chief’s daughter.”

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