West African Folk-Tales

two of the man’s friends (Tale 33)

Role: friends · First appears: Tale 33 · Why Tigers Never Attack Men Unless They Are Provoked

In Tale 33, two of the man’s friends lay in hiding for Tiger as he was going home and shot him. Tiger survived.

Relationship record

Life events

  • Two of the man’s friends shot Tiger, but he survived.(Tale 33 · Why Tigers Never Attack Men Unless They Are Provoked)
    • With: Tiger (Tale 33)
    • “As Tiger was going home again two of the man’s friends lay in hiding for him and shot him. Fortunately he was not killed”

Tale 33 · Why Tigers Never Attack Men Unless They Are Provoked

  • enemies with Tiger (Tale 33) “As Tiger was going home again two of the man’s friends lay in hiding for him and shot him.”
  • friends with the man (Tale 33) “As Tiger was going home again two of the man’s friends lay in hiding for him and shot him.”

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