The hunt in warrior cultures shows man's respect for the animal and the compassion to provide food for his people. White Man's Dog kills many animals on his "solitary hunts and he left many of them outside the lodge of Heavy Shield Woman" (47) because her husband Yellow Kidney did not return from the trip to Crow Camp...
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After his return from the Crow raid they sweat together and pray together, "thanking the Above Ones for the young man's return" (50). One day Mik-api asks White Man's Dog to prepare the sweat lodge, "and that was the beginning of the young man's apprenticeship" (50). He now holds Mik-api's robe while listening to the old man sing and pray; he accompanies Mik-api to the sick person's lodge "carrying the healing paraphernalia" (51)...
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