Traditions of the Arikara

Stone

First appears: Tale 57 · The Coyote and the Stone run a Race

Life events

  • The Stone rolled onto the Coyote’s back and stayed there.(Tale 57 · The Coyote and the Stone run a Race · 📍 the hill)
    • With: Coyote (Tale 57)
    • “The Stone ran down the hill and caught up with the Coyote, and rolled upon his back. The Coyote then tried to shake off the Stone, telling him that he had beaten him and begging him to get off his back. But the Stone stayed upon the Coyote’s back.”
  • The Bull-Bats cracked the Stone and split it in two.(Tale 57 · The Coyote and the Stone run a Race)
  • The Stone became angry, moved, and chased the Coyote.(Tale 59 · The Coyote and the Rolling Stone)
    • With: Coyote (Tale 52)
    • “At last the Stone moved, for it was angry, and the Stone ran after the Coyote.”
  • The Bull-Bats broke the Stone to pieces.(Tale 59 · The Coyote and the Rolling Stone)
    • With: Bull-Bats
    • “The Bull-Bats expelled flatus on the Stone and broke it all to pieces.”

Tale 57 · The Coyote and the Stone run a Race

  • rivals with Coyote (Tale 57) “The Coyote said, ‘All right, I want to race with you.’”

Also listed in Other Figures — Minor Figures

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