the son of Odshedoph Waucheentongah

Role: son · First appears: Pah-hah-undootah, the Red Head · Part 1

In Pah-hah-undootah, the Red Head · Part 1, Odshedoph Waucheentongah traveled with his wife and son to a forest encampment. Early one evening, his son refused his request to fetch water, and his father reproached him: “if you are afraid to go to the river, you will never kill the Red Head.” The next day, his mother made him moccasins from deer skin; at sunrise he left their lodge without telling either parent.

Wok-on-kahtohn-zooeyah-pee-kah-haitchee promised to be his friend and protector, welcomed him into her lodge, and dressed him as a woman. At the island, she instructed him to marry Pah-hah-undootah and kill him. In Pah-hah-undootah, the Red Head · Part 2, he went through a mock marriage, then killed Pah-hah-undootah with a blade of grass and swam back across the lake carrying his head. He returned to his parents, who recognized him after he showed them his trophy, and finally became a chief; his family was thereafter respected and esteemed.