the grandfather (Comanche Chief)

Family: Comanche · Role: the girl's grandfather · First appears: Comanche Chief · Part 2

In Part 2, the Comanche Chief was the girl’s grandfather and decided that she and Kut-a´wi-kutz should become man and wife, hoping their union would bring the Comanche and Pawnee tribes together as friends. After returning with Kut-a´wi-kutz from the Pawnee village, he died, happy because he had eaten the things he wanted.

Relationship record

Life events

• The grandfather decided that Kut-a´wi-kutz and his granddaughter would become man and wife.(Comanche Chief · Part 2)
  • With: Kut-a´wi-kutz the girl (Comanche Chief)
  • “I want my granddaughter to go and take her seat by this man, and for them to be man and wife. Since I was young we have been enemies, but now I want the two tribes to come together, join hands and be friends. And so it was decided.”
• The grandfather died after returning with Kut-a´wi-kutz from the Pawnee village.(Comanche Chief · Part 3 · 📍 the Pawnee village)
  • With: Kut-a´wi-kutz
  • “After they had returned to the Comanche camp, the old grandfather died, happy because he had eaten the things he wanted to eat.”

Comanche Chief · Part 2

• younger kin: the girl (Comanche Chief) “It was the girl's grandfather.”

Comanche Chief · Part 3

• younger kin: the girl (Comanche Chief) “After some years the old man, his wife's grandfather, told the Pawnee that he thought it was time that he should eat some of those things that he had long wanted to eat that grew up north; that he was getting pretty old now.”

Also listed in Comanche — Minor Figures

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Extracted from the original text of Pawnee Hero Stories and Folk-Tales. Made with Rho MD.