the girl’s father and old chief (Tale 33)

Family: Enemy Tribe · Role: chief and father of the girl · First appears: Tale 33 · The Rabbit-Boy · Part 2

In Tale 33, the old chief woke to find Rabbit-Boy’s battle gear hanging from a tipi pole and Rabbit-Boy in bed with his daughter; he made a fire and summoned the warriors. He was “much pleased to have Rabbit-Boy for a son-in-law.”

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Life events

• The old chief found Rabbit-Boy in bed with his daughter and summoned the warriors.(Tale 33 · The Rabbit-Boy · Part 2)
  • With: Rabbit-Boy
  • “In the morning, when the girl’s father, who was chief of the tribe, woke up, he saw the things that the boy wore in battle hanging down from a tipi pole. He looked down and there he saw Rabbit-Boy in bed with his daughter. He made a big fire and sent for the warriors.”

Tale 33 · The Rabbit-Boy · Part 2

• child: the girl in the enemy’s camp (Tale 33) “In the morning, when the girl’s father, who was chief of the tribe, woke up, he saw the things that the boy wore in battle hanging down from a tipi pole.”
• with Rabbit-Boy (Father-in-law and son-in-law.) “The old chief was much pleased to have Rabbit-Boy for a son-in-law”

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Extracted from the original text of Traditions of the Arikara. Made with Rho MD.