Traditions of the Arikara · Character Index
220 characters extracted from the original text, every relationship traceable to a quoted passage. Start from the major figures, or browse by house.
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Major figures
- the boy (Tale 14) — 15 relationships · son
- Young-Eagle — 12 relationships · son of the leading chief of the south village
- Yellow-Calf (Tale 47 girl) — 10 relationships · daughter of the leading chief of the north village
- the old woman (Tale 14) — 10 relationships · grandmother
- the young man (Tale 30) — 10 relationships · young man
- Burnt-Hands (Tale 17) — 8 relationships · boy
- Village-Boy — 8 relationships · warrior
- the boy, son of the girl who married a star (Tale 15) — 7 relationships · son and grandson
- Pretty-Voice — 6 relationships · oldest unmarried brother
- White-Bear (Tale 81 son) — 6 relationships · son
- the Buffalo calf (Tale 29) — 6 relationships · son
- the Sun — 6 relationships · father of the Dog
- the girl who married a Star (Tale 14) — 6 relationships · wife and mother
- No-Tongue — 5 relationships · young man
- Rabbit-Boy — 5 relationships · young man and warrior
- the eldest brother (Tale 25) — 5 relationships · eldest brother, married man and father
- Man-Who-Kills-Game-Easily — 4 relationships · successful hunter and javelin-game player
- White-Bear’s father (Tale 81) — 4 relationships · father and narrator
- the Star (Tale 14) — 4 relationships · husband
- the boy (Tale 48) — 4 relationships · the girl’s brother
- the man who calls the young hawks his sons (Tale 24) — 4 relationships · stranger
- the man who married a Coyote (Tale 37) — 4 relationships · man who lived with the Coyotes
- the narrator (Tale 71) — 4 relationships · first-person narrator
- the old woman who became the young man's wife (Tale 29) — 4 relationships · the young man's wife; messenger from the Buffalo
By house
Arikara (32)
- the boy (Tale 14) — 15 relationships · son
- Young-Eagle — 12 relationships · son of the leading chief of the south village
- Yellow-Calf (Tale 47 girl) — 10 relationships · daughter of the leading chief of the north village
- the old woman (Tale 14) — 10 relationships · grandmother
- the young man (Tale 30) — 10 relationships · young man
- Burnt-Hands (Tale 17) — 8 relationships · boy
- the boy, son of the girl who married a star (Tale 15) — 7 relationships · son and grandson
- Pretty-Voice — 6 relationships · oldest unmarried brother
- White-Bear (Tale 81 son) — 6 relationships · son
- the Sun — 6 relationships · father of the Dog
- the girl who married a Star (Tale 14) — 6 relationships · wife and mother
- No-Tongue — 5 relationships · young man
- Rabbit-Boy — 5 relationships · young man and warrior
- the eldest brother (Tale 25) — 5 relationships · eldest brother, married man and father
- Man-Who-Kills-Game-Easily — 4 relationships · successful hunter and javelin-game player
- White-Bear’s father (Tale 81) — 4 relationships · father and narrator
- the Star (Tale 14) — 4 relationships · husband
- the boy (Tale 48) — 4 relationships · the girl’s brother
- the man who married a Coyote (Tale 37) — 4 relationships · man who lived with the Coyotes
- the narrator (Tale 71) — 4 relationships · first-person narrator
- the old woman who became the young man's wife (Tale 29) — 4 relationships · the young man's wife; messenger from the Buffalo
- the serpent (Tale 14) — 4 relationships · serpent
- White-Bear (Tale 17 bear) — 3 relationships · bear
- Yellow-Calf's youngest brother (Tale 47) — 3 relationships · Yellow-Calf's youngest brother
- the Moon — 3 relationships · moon
- the cornfield owner, the boy’s grandmother (Tale 15) — 3 relationships · cornfield owner and grandmother
- the fourth brother (Tale 25) — 3 relationships · one of the four brothers
- the hunter (Tale 61) — 3 relationships · hunter
- the leading chief of the north village (Tale 47) — 3 relationships · leading chief and father of Yellow-Calf
- the third brother (Tale 25) — 3 relationships · one of the four brothers
- the woman (Tale 67) — 3 relationships · wife and mother
- the young woman who turned into stone (Tale 39) — 3 relationships · daughter of one of the chiefs
Unaffiliated (8)
- Village-Boy — 8 relationships · warrior
- the man who calls the young hawks his sons (Tale 24) — 4 relationships · stranger
- Scalped-Man (Tale 61) — 3 relationships · mysterious being
- the Girl (Tale 28) — 3 relationships · girl
- the chief's daughter (Tale 26) — 3 relationships · the young man's wife
- the girl’s husband, the star (Tale 15) — 3 relationships · star and father
- the old woman who hosted the boys (Tale 21) — 3 relationships · host and grandmother of the two boys
- the young man (Tale 26) — 3 relationships · the woman's husband
Buffalo (1)
- the Buffalo calf (Tale 29) — 6 relationships · son
Enemy Tribe (1)
- the girl in the enemy’s camp (Tale 33) — 3 relationships · Rabbit-Boy’s wife
Minor figures
Characters who appear only briefly are gathered here — each still has their own page.
Extracted from the original text of Traditions of the Arikara. Made with Rho MD.