the son of Osseo
First appears: XII · The Son of the Evening Star · Part 2
In Iagoo’s story in XII · The Son of the Evening Star, after many years Oweenee bears Osseo a son. Osseo opens a silver cage and releases the birds for his little son to shoot at.
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- In Iagoo's story, Oweenee bears Osseo a son.(XII · The Son of the Evening Star · Part 2 · 📍 the Evening Star)
- In Iagoo's story, Osseo opens the silver cage and releases the birds for his son to shoot at.(XII · The Son of the Evening Star · Part 2 · 📍 the Evening Star)
- With: Osseo
- “Opened the great cage of silver, And let loose his aunts and uncles, All those birds with glossy feathers, For his little son to shoot at.”
XII · The Son of the Evening Star · Part 2
- parent: Osseo “And fair Oweenee, the faithful, Bore a son unto Osseo, With the beauty of his mother, With the courage of his father.”
- parent: Oweenee “And fair Oweenee, the faithful, Bore a son unto Osseo, With the beauty of his mother, With the courage of his father.”
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Extracted from the original text of The Song of Hiawatha. Made with Rho MD.