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| − | Third Generation, (0302-0410) M. Son of Chief Burn and Sparrow, brother of Foxsly and Red. Died without Recognizing or reproducing. (Art by Arthur R.) | + | Third Generation, (0302-0410) M. Son of Chief Burn and Sparrow, brother of Foxsly and Red. Took very much after his father: powerful, stern, little or no sense of humor; fierce hunter and tireless in pursuit, but not very creative. Also had his father's fiery, short temper. Considered himself the dominant one of the three siblings and assumed he would succeed his father as chief – thought Red was too submissive, and Foxsly too flighty and unreliable. Was surprised when brother Red and the majority of the rest of the tribe supported Foxsly over him (could not comprehend that it was **because** he was too much like his father, and the tribe was tired of that). Died without Recognizing or reproducing. (Art by Arthur R.) |
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Third Generation, (0302-0410) M. Son of Chief Burn and Sparrow, brother of Foxsly and Red. Took very much after his father: powerful, stern, little or no sense of humor; fierce hunter and tireless in pursuit, but not very creative. Also had his father's fiery, short temper. Considered himself the dominant one of the three siblings and assumed he would succeed his father as chief – thought Red was too submissive, and Foxsly too flighty and unreliable. Was surprised when brother Red and the majority of the rest of the tribe supported Foxsly over him (could not comprehend that it was **because** he was too much like his father, and the tribe was tired of that). Died without Recognizing or reproducing. (Art by Arthur R.)
Art
by Arthur R.
