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Ikto'mi Brings About the Death of an Iya,Used
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When crafty Ikto'mi comes across a hungry Iya (a giant) he fears he may become its next meal but Iya has bigger plans: he's going to eat the nearby village! With a trick or two up his sleeve, Ikto must find a way to save the people from Iya's neverending appetite. Written in English and Lakota.Ikto'mi, whose name literally means "spider," is a trickster figure, shapeshifter, and cultural hero in traditional Lakota, Dakota, and Nakota Sioux American Indian stories.According to legend, he was born, fullgrown from an egg. The firstborn son of Inya the Rock, he is the size of an ordinary man and possesses supernatural powers and spiderlike qualities. He is both the fool and a sly, cunning teacher; good and bad; hero and antihero.Iya the giant is Ikto'mi's younger brother and a powerful destructive creature who consumes all in his path.Ikto'mi is also referred to as Inktomi, Iktome, Ictinike, Ikto, Unktomi, and Unktome, depending on the region and dialect.
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