Myths of the Cherokee

the child (Myth 77)

Role: child · First appears: Myth 77 · The Great Leech of Tlanusi'yi

Life events

  • The mother saved the child from being swept away by the rising water.(Myth 77 · The Great Leech of Tlanusi'yi)
    • With: the mother (Myth 77)
    • “She laid the child down on the rock and was preparing the line when the water suddenly rose and swept over the ledge, and would have carried off the child but that the mother ran in time to save it.”

Myth 77 · The Great Leech of Tlanusi'yi

  • parent: the mother (Myth 77) “one woman who had her baby on her back said, ‘There are fish there and I'm going to have some; I'm tired of this fat meat.’”

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