The falcon (Chapter 026)

Also known as: falcon · Role: falcon · First appears: Chapter XXVI

Life events

• The man, lion, mouse, and falcon all fell into the pit.(Chapter XXVI · 📍 the pit)
  • With: The man who fell into the pit (Chapter 026) The lion (Chapter 026) The mouse (Chapter 026)
  • “They all four fell into the pit”
• The hunter drew the lion out first and then extricated the others from the pit.(Chapter XXVI · 📍 the pit)
  • With: The hunter (Chapter 026) The lion (Chapter 026) The mouse (Chapter 026) The man who fell into the pit (Chapter 026)
  • “Understanding what they said, the hunter drew out first of all the lion. It touched his feet and said, ‘I shall prove grateful to you. But do not draw out that black-headed one who forgets accepted benefits.’ Having thus spoken, the lion departed. The hunter then proceeded to extricate them all by degrees from the pit.”
• The falcon stole the king’s wife’s ornaments and presented them to the hunter.(Chapter XXVI · 📍 the grove)
  • With: The hunter (Chapter 026) The king’s wife whose ornaments were stolen (Chapter 026)
  • “the falcon carried them off, and gratefully presented them to the hunter.”

Chapter XXVI

• friends with The lion (Chapter 026) (The lion calls the falcon a comrade.) “O honoured ones, ye are all comrades of mine.”

Also listed in Other Figures — Minor Figures

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Extracted from the original text of Tibetan Tales, Derived from Indian Sources. Made with Rho MD.