Ko-ko-ko-ho

Role: owl · First appears: The Six Hawks; or, Broken Wing

In The Six Hawks; or, Broken Wing, Peepi-geewi-zains says that Ko-ko-ko-ho repeatedly steals the ducks and other birds he has killed. When Ko-ko-ko-ho claims Peepi-geewi-zains’s duck, Meeji-geeg-wona seizes him and carries him home; after giving him advice and telling him which herbs would cure his wounds, they release the owl.

Relationship record

Life events

• Meeji-geeg-wona seized the owl that had claimed Peepi-geewi-zains's duck and carried it home.(The Six Hawks; or, Broken Wing)
  • With: Meeji-geeg-wona
  • “He was about wresting it from him, when Meeji-geeg-wona came up, and, fixing his talons in both sides of the owl, flew home with him.”
• Meeji-geeg-wona advised the owl and then released him.(The Six Hawks; or, Broken Wing)
  • With: Meeji-geeg-wona
  • “So, after giving him good advice, and telling him what kind of herbs would cure his wounds, they let the owl go.”

The Six Hawks; or, Broken Wing

• enemies with Peepi-geewi-zains “I kill ducks and other birds every time I go out; but, just as I get to the woods, a large Ko-ko-ko-ho robs me of my prey.”
• enemies with Meeji-geeg-wona “He was about wresting it from him, when Meeji-geeg-wona came up, and, fixing his talons in both sides of the owl, flew home with him.”

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Extracted from the original text of The Myth of Hiawatha, and Other Oral Legends. Made with Rho MD.