the daughter of the chief of the other town (Red Swan legend)

Role: daughter · First appears: The Red Swan · Part 5

Life events

Odjibwa arrives with the women at the other town and is welcomed by the chief.(The Red Swan · Part 5 · 📍 the other town)
- With: Odjibwa the chief of the other town (Red Swan legend)
- “The watchman gave the signal, and numbers of men, women, and children stood out to see them. They were again shown into the chief's lodge, who welcomed them by saying, ‘Son-in-law, you are welcome,’”
The chief tells Odjibwa to take his daughter with him and treat her well.(The Red Swan · Part 5 · 📍 the other town)
- With: the chief of the other town (Red Swan legend) Odjibwa
- “You will take my daughter, treat her well, and that will bind us more closely together.”
In the other town, another Maujeekewis of that town tried to strike Odjibwa, and the chief knocked him down with a war club.(The Red Swan · Part 5 · 📍 the other town)
- With: Odjibwa the chief of the other town (Red Swan legend)
- “In an instant he was laid flat on the ground from a blow of a war club given by the chief.”

parent: the chief of the other town (Red Swan legend) “The chief then told him that his brothers had been to their town in search of him, but had returned, and given up all hopes of ever seeing him again. He concluded by saying that since he had been so fortunate and so manly, he should take his daughter with him;”

Extracted from the original text of The Myth of Hiawatha, and Other Oral Legends. Made with Rho MD.