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Old Man, Napi
The Pikuni term for grizzly bear. Only the real-bear is more powerful than the wolverine, Fools Crow’s spirit animal.
Real-bear Quotes in Fools Crow
The Fools Crow quotes below are all either spoken by Real-bear or refer to Real-bear. For each quote, you can also see the other terms and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one:
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Chapter 6
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“It surprises you that I speak the language of the two-leggeds. It’s easy, for I have lived among you many times in my travel. I speak many languages. I converse with the blackhorns and the real-bears and the wood-biters. Bigmouth and I discuss many things.” Raven made a face. “I even deign to speak once in a while with the swift silver people who live in the water—but they are dumb and lead lives without interest. I myself am very wise. That is why Mik-api treats me to a smoke now and then.”
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