Through the Brazilian Wilderness · Character
Paishon
Indigenous Parecís guide and interpreter.
minor
First appearance: vi through the highland wilderness of western brazil
Paishon's tie to Julio is one of the pressures that moves Through the Brazilian Wilderness—worth meeting in the text, not only on a cast list.
Mentioned as the murdered sergeant after whom rapids were named.
Paishon first appears in 0010 vi through the highland wilderness of western brazil.
With Julio (professional): Julio and Paishon are fellow crew members or laborers on the expedition, working together in manual tasks.
In Appendix C: My Letter of May 1 to General Lauro Müller: Mentioned as the murdered sergeant after whom rapids were named.
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- Professional
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Character groups
- Local Guides and Crew
- Core Expedition Team
- Protagonist
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