his mate (Myth 64)

Role: Tla'nuwa · First appears: Myth 64 · The Nest of the Tla'nuwa

Life events

• The Tla'nuwas carried off dogs and young children from the settlements.(Myth 64 · The Nest of the Tla'nuwa)
  • With: the Tla'nuwa (Myth 64)
  • “They were forever flying up and down the river, and used to come into the settlements and carry off dogs and even young children playing near the houses.”
• The Tla'nuwas attacked the serpent, and his mate bit it to pieces.(Myth 64 · The Nest of the Tla'nuwa)
  • With: the Tla'nuwa (Myth 64) a great Uktena serpent (Myth 64)
  • “Then they darted straight downward, and while one seized the snake in his talons and flew far up in the sky with it, his mate struck at it and bit off piece after piece until nothing was left.”
• The two Tla'nuwas disappeared from sight and were never seen again.(Myth 64 · The Nest of the Tla'nuwa)
  • With: the Tla'nuwa (Myth 64)
  • “Then the two Tla'nuwas circled up and up until they went out of sight, and they have never been seen since.”

Myth 64 · The Nest of the Tla'nuwa

• enemies with a great Uktena serpent (Myth 64) “his mate struck at it and bit off piece after piece until nothing was left”

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Extracted from the original text of Myths of the Cherokee. Made with Rho MD.