Legends of Ma-ui

Sina

Family: the Samoan legends · Role: a woman of the Samoan legend · First appears: Chapter VII · Maui and Tuna · Part 2

In the Samoan story in Chapter VII · Maui and Tuna · Part 2, Sina kept a small eel as a pet, but it grew large and attacked and bit her. “She fled, but the eel followed her everywhere.” Her father raised mountains between them, and her mother raised another series to stop the eel.

As the eel was dying, it asked Sina to bury its head by her home. She did, and a plant grew there, becoming a tree that bore a cocoanut whose two eyes looked into Sina’s face.

Relationship record

Life events

  • In the Samoan story, Sina kept a captured eel as a pet, but it grew large and attacked her.(Chapter VII · Maui and Tuna · Part 2 · 📍 Samoa)
    • With: the eel (Chapter VII)
    • “She captured a small eel and kept it as a pet. It grew large and strong and finally attacked and bit her.”
  • In the Samoan story, Sina’s father raised mountains between her and the pursuing eel.(Chapter VII · Maui and Tuna · Part 2 · 📍 Samoa)
  • In the Samoan story, Sina’s mother raised another series of mountains to stop the eel.(Chapter VII · Maui and Tuna · Part 2 · 📍 Samoa)
  • In the Samoan story, Sina buried the eel’s head by her home, where a cocoanut tree eventually grew.(Chapter VII · Maui and Tuna · Part 2 · 📍 Samoa)
    • With: the eel (Chapter VII)
    • “While dying he begged her to bury his head by her home. This she did, and in time a plant new to the islands sprang up. It became a tree, and finally produced a cocoanut, whose two eyes could continually look into the face of Sina.”

Chapter VII · Maui and Tuna · Part 2

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