the old man (Myth 112)
Role: father · First appears: Myth 112 · The Ignorant Housekeeper
Life events
- The old man told his son to get married because they needed a cook.(Myth 112 · The Ignorant Housekeeper)
- With: his son (Myth 112)
- “One day he said to the young man, ‘We need a cook here, so you would better get married.’”
- The young man married the young woman and brought her home.(Myth 112 · The Ignorant Housekeeper)
- With: his son (Myth 112) the young woman (Myth 112)
- “So the young man got a wife and brought her home.”
- The old man sent the young woman away for not knowing how to cook.(Myth 112 · The Ignorant Housekeeper)
- With: his son (Myth 112) the young woman (Myth 112)
- “Then the old man said, ‘You think about marrying and you don't know how to cook,’ and he sent her away.”
Myth 112 · The Ignorant Housekeeper
- child: his son (Myth 112) “An old man whose wife had died lived alone with his son.”
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Extracted from the original text of Myths of the Cherokee. Made with Rho MD.