the two little Cookooburrahs (Tale 11)

Role: the two unnamed little sons of Cookooburrah · First appears: Tale 11 · The Cookooburrahs And The Goolahgool

Life events

• Googarh and his wives went hunting, leaving the two little Cookooburrahs without water.(Tale 11 · The Cookooburrahs And The Goolahgool)
  • With: Googarh Moodai (Tale 11) Cookooburrah (mother)
  • “One day, Googarh, the iguana, and his two wives went out hunting, leaving the two little Cookooburrahs at the camp.”
• Cookooburrah was the mother of three sons, including the two little boys.(Tale 11 · The Cookooburrahs And The Goolahgool)
  • With: Cookooburrah (mother)
  • “Cookooburrah was the mother of three sons, one grown up and living away from her, the other two only little boys.”
• Cookooburrah split the water-holding tree, releasing water for his little brothers.(Tale 11 · The Cookooburrahs And The Goolahgool)
  • With: Cookooburrah (big brother)
  • “He went towards the tree, climbed up it, and split it right down. As he did so, out gushed the water in a swiftly running stream.”

Tale 11 · The Cookooburrahs And The Goolahgool

• parent: Cookooburrah (mother) “Cookooburrah was the mother of three sons, one grown up and living away from her, the other two only little boys.”
• siblings with Cookooburrah (big brother) “When he came near, they saw it was Cookooburrah, their big brother.”

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Extracted from the original text of Australian Legendary Tales. Made with Rho MD.