the daughter (Pa-Hu-Ka´-Tawa)

Family: Pawnee · Role: daughter · First appears: Pa-Hu-Ka´-Tawa · Part 1

In Part 1, Pa-Hu-Ka´-Tawa tells the mother (Pa-Hu-Ka´-Tawa) that water stands beside her bed. After he had gone, her mother washed her eyes in it and regained her sight: “when she took her face out of the water, and opened her eyes again, she could see.”

Relationship record

Life events

• Pa-Hu-Ka´-Tawa's mother washed her eyes in the water beside her daughter's bed and regained her sight.(Pa-Hu-Ka´-Tawa · Part 1)
  • With: the mother (Pa-Hu-Ka´-Tawa)
  • “when she took her face out of the water, and opened her eyes again, she could see.”

Pa-Hu-Ka´-Tawa · Part 1

• parent: the mother (Pa-Hu-Ka´-Tawa) “Now, my mother, there is standing by the side of your daughter's bed, water in a wooden bowl.”

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