the chief (Chapter 048)

Role: father of the two sisters · First appears: The Charmed Suit

In “The Charmed Suit,” the chief sent his two daughters, the elder sister and the younger sister, to visit the old man and young man. At the chief’s cabin, he recognized the young man as the rightful owner of the clothes and returned them to him, while the impostor had to resume his old rags.

Relationship record

Life events

• The chief sent his two daughters to visit the old man and young man.(The Charmed Suit)
  • With: the elder sister (Chapter 048) the younger sister (Chapter 048)
  • “The chief of a distant village sends his two daughters to see us.”
• The chief recognized the young man as rightful owner, returned his belongings, and made the impostor resume his rags.(The Charmed Suit · 📍 the chief's cabin)
  • With: the young man (Chapter 048) the impostor (Chapter 048)
  • “So the chief knew he was the rightful owner of the clothes and they were returned to him, and the impostor was obliged to resume his old rags.”

The Charmed Suit

• child: the younger sister (Chapter 048) “The chief of a distant village sends his two daughters to see us.”
• child: the elder sister (Chapter 048) “The chief of a distant village sends his two daughters to see us.”

Also listed in Other Figures — Minor Figures

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