Pawnee Hero Stories and Folk-Tales · Character Index
68 characters extracted from the original text, every relationship traceable to a quoted passage. Start from the major figures, or browse by house.
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Major figures
- Lone Chief — 8 relationships · warrior
- Pa-Hu-Ka´-Tawa — 6 relationships · son
- the girl (Comanche Chief) — 6 relationships · Head Chief's daughter
- Kut-a´wi-kutz — 5 relationships · young man
- the Pawnee man (O´Re-Ka-Rahr) — 4 relationships · father
- the boy (O´Re-Ka-Rahr) — 4 relationships · son
- the boy (The Boy Who Was Sacrificed) — 4 relationships · the father's son
- the boy (The Dun Horse) — 4 relationships · grandson
- the elder brother (The Snake Brother) — 4 relationships · elder brother
- the young man (A Story Of Faith) — 4 relationships · doctor
- the younger brother (The Snake Brother) — 4 relationships · younger brother
- the Comanche man (O´Re-Ka-Rahr) — 3 relationships · husband
- the boy (The Bear Man) — 3 relationships · the boy who imitates a bear
- the daughter (The Dun Horse) — 3 relationships · the Head Chief's daughter
- the father (The Boy Who Was Sacrificed) — 3 relationships · the boy's father
- the friend (Comanche Chief) — 3 relationships · Kut-a´wi-kutz's friend
- the friend (Lone Chief) — 3 relationships · friend
- the man (The Ghost Wife) — 3 relationships · husband and father
- the mother (The Boy Who Was Sacrificed) — 3 relationships · the boy's mother
- the oldest brother (Pa-Hu-Ka´-Tawa) — 3 relationships · oldest brother
- the wife (O´Re-Ka-Rahr) — 3 relationships · wife and mother
- the woman (The Boy Who Saw A-Ti-Us) — 3 relationships · woman who gives the boy food
- the young woman (The Ghost Bride) — 3 relationships · young woman who died
By house
Pawnee (16)
- Lone Chief — 8 relationships · warrior
- Pa-Hu-Ka´-Tawa — 6 relationships · son
- Kut-a´wi-kutz — 5 relationships · young man
- the Pawnee man (O´Re-Ka-Rahr) — 4 relationships · father
- the boy (O´Re-Ka-Rahr) — 4 relationships · son
- the boy (The Dun Horse) — 4 relationships · grandson
- the elder brother (The Snake Brother) — 4 relationships · elder brother
- the younger brother (The Snake Brother) — 4 relationships · younger brother
- the boy (The Bear Man) — 3 relationships · the boy who imitates a bear
- the daughter (The Dun Horse) — 3 relationships · the Head Chief's daughter
- the friend (Comanche Chief) — 3 relationships · Kut-a´wi-kutz's friend
- the friend (Lone Chief) — 3 relationships · friend
- the oldest brother (Pa-Hu-Ka´-Tawa) — 3 relationships · oldest brother
- the wife (O´Re-Ka-Rahr) — 3 relationships · wife and mother
- the woman (The Boy Who Saw A-Ti-Us) — 3 relationships · woman who gives the boy food
- the young woman (The Ghost Bride) — 3 relationships · young woman who died
Skidi (3)
- the boy (The Boy Who Was Sacrificed) — 4 relationships · the father's son
- the father (The Boy Who Was Sacrificed) — 3 relationships · the boy's father
- the mother (The Boy Who Was Sacrificed) — 3 relationships · the boy's mother
Comanche (2)
- the girl (Comanche Chief) — 6 relationships · Head Chief's daughter
- the Comanche man (O´Re-Ka-Rahr) — 3 relationships · husband
Kit-Ke-Hahk´-I Band (1)
- the young man (A Story Of Faith) — 4 relationships · doctor
Unaffiliated (1)
- the man (The Ghost Wife) — 3 relationships · husband and father
Minor figures
Characters who appear only briefly are gathered here — each still has their own page.
- Pawnee — Minor Figures (22)
- Other Figures — Minor Figures (17)
- Kit-Ke-Hahk´-I Band — Minor Figures (3)
- Comanche — Minor Figures (3)
Extracted from the original text of Pawnee Hero Stories and Folk-Tales. Made with Rho MD.