Kwasind's father

Role: father · First appears: Kwasind; or, the Fearfully Strong Man

In the old man’s tale “Kwasind; or, the Fearfully Strong Man,” Kwasind took up a large, heavy piece of rock and threw it into the river. He then accompanied his father on a hunting excursion into a remote forest, where he cleared fallen trees from a pass, lifting away the largest pines.

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Life events

• In the old man's tale, Kwasind cleared fallen trees from a pass while accompanying his father on a hunting excursion.(Kwasind; or, the Fearfully Strong Man · 📍 a remote forest)
  • With: Kwasind
  • “When he had finished, Kwasind had lifted away the largest pine trees, and pulled them out of the path.”

Kwasind; or, the Fearfully Strong Man

• child: Kwasind “After this, the young men were playing one day on the plain, where there was lying one of those large, heavy, black pieces of rock, which Manabozho is said to have cast at his father. Kwasind took it up with much ease, and threw it into the river. After this, he accompanied his father on a hunting excursion into a remote forest.”

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Extracted from the original text of The Myth of Hiawatha, and Other Oral Legends. Made with Rho MD.