Bow-may

Of Face-of-God and Those Mountain-Dwellers

A huntress who brings in game and speaks with Face-of-god; she is the daughter of Wild-wearer's brother.

VII: Face-of-God Talketh with the Friend on the Mountain

Mentioned as having left with the Wood-mother before dawn.

XIV: Concerning Face-of-God and the Mountain

Bow-may finds Face-of-god on the snow, playfully shoots three arrows near him, delivers the Friend's message about the token, and kisses him farewell.

XIX: The Fair Woman Telleth Face-of-God of Her Kindred

Referenced by the Friend as an example of the hardy women of the kindred, and as having told of Face-of-god's earlier rest in a wood-lawn.

XX: Those Two Together Hold the Ring of the Earth-God

Sings a duet with Wood-wont during the feast, contributing to the evening's entertainment.

Face-of-God Looketh on the Dusky Men

Clad in war-gear, escorts Face-of-god, spots the ambush, looses a shaft, and cries a warning.

XXII: Face-of-God Cometh Home to Burgstead

Travels with Face-of-god and Wood-wise; expresses desire to dwell in Burgdale; is invited to stay at Iron-face's house.

The Alderman Gives Gifts to Them of Shadowy Vale

Receives a hauberk from Iron-face, praised by Face-of-god for saving his life.

Of the Hosting in Shadowy Vale

Serves the Woodlanders at the feast alongside Sun-beam and other women of the Vale.

The Host Departeth from Shadowy Vale: The First Day’s Journey

Accompanies Sun-beam, sings a song during the march, clad in the Alderman’s gift.

XLIII: Face-of-God Looketh on Silverdale: The Bowmen’s Battle

Sleeps beside Sun-beam, wakes alert, and later leads the archery attack on the Dusky Men's priests.

XLIV: Of the Onslaught of the Men of the Steer, the Bridge, and the Bull

Stands on a mound shooting at notable targets, nearly slain thrice but saved by the Alderman's hammer-work.

XLV: Of Face-of-God’s Onslaught

Fights alongside Face-of-god, shoots down a Dusky Chief, and exchanges a kiss with him amid the battle.

Men Meet in the Market of Silverstead

Fights alongside Face-of-god, calm and deft despite her wounds.

Of the Word Which Hall-Ward of the Steer Had for Folk-Might

Leads Hall-ward to the meeting; helps him across the stream; later chosen by the Sun-beam to accompany her.

Talk Upon the Wildwood Way

Walks barefoot with bow and arrows, bearing a sword, accompanying the Sun-beam and Face-of-god.

LIX: The Behest of Face-of-God to the Bride Accomplished: A Motestead Appointed for the Three Folks, to Wit, the Men of Burgdale, the Shepherds, and the Children of the Wolf

Arrives in Silverstead with Face-of-god's second son, delivers messages, stays for half-month, then travels to Shadowy Vale.