Pawnee Hero Stories and Folk-Tales

the child (The Bear Man rabbit story)

Family: Kit-ke-hahk-i band · Role: the woman's child, born with a split nose · First appears: The Bear Man

In “The Bear Man,” the child is born in the Kit-ke-hahk´-i band after the woman catches a rabbit and holds and pets it. The child is born with a split nose, “like a rabbit.”

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  • A woman held and petted a rabbit, and her child was born with a split nose.(The Bear Man · 📍 the Kit-ke-hahk´-i band)
    • With: the woman (The Bear Man rabbit story)
    • “There was a woman in the Kit-ke-hahk´-i band, who caught a rabbit, and, because it was gentle and soft, she took it up in her hands and held it before her face and petted it, and when her child was born it had a split nose, like a rabbit.”

The Bear Man

  • parent: the woman (The Bear Man rabbit story) “There was a woman in the Kit-ke-hahk´-i band, who caught a rabbit, and, because it was gentle and soft, she took it up in her hands and held it before her face and petted it, and when her child was born it had a split nose, like a rabbit.”

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