The Son of the Wolf · Character
Yash-Noosh
A Native man whose hard-won knowledge of the trail and the white man's ways carries a story of revenge and loss he is willing to tell.
supporting
Also known as Yash - Noosh
First appearance: an odyssey of the north
As a supporting figure in The Son of the Wolf, Yash-Noosh is not background color—the story leans on what they do once the chapter opens.
A man of Akatan who defended Naass but was struck down by the sea wanderers.
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Character groups
- Survival and Community
- Tragic Love and Revenge
- Native and White Conflict
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- Breaking point
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