the other man (Tale 54)
Role: one of the three hunters · First appears: Tale 54
In Tale 54, the other man was one of three hunters. At night, the man with a kambaya put his kambaya over him in exchange for the little pig, and one spirit and the other spirit came and ate him.
Relationship record
Life events
- Two spirits took the man under a kambaya for a little pig; he put his kambaya on the other man, and the spirits ate the other man.(Tale 54)
- With: one spirit (Tale 54) the other spirit (Tale 54) the man with a kambaya (Tale 54)
- “the spirits came and ate that man.”
Tale 54
- enemies with one spirit (Tale 54) “the spirits came and ate that man.”
- enemies with the other spirit (Tale 54) “the spirits came and ate that man.”
- enemies with the man with a kambaya (Tale 54) (He takes the other man's blanket and substitutes his own.) “Then that man took the blanket from the other man and put his blanket in its place”
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Extracted from the original text of Traditions of the Tinguian. Made with Rho MD.