Coyote and the Buffalo

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What is the relationship between Coyote and Buffalo Bull?

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Coyote and Buffalo Bull are friends.

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Why does Coyote kick Buffalo Bull's skull?

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Coyote kicks Buffalo Bull's skull because Buffalo Bull had scared him repeatedly.

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What is the purpose of a trickster tale?

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The purpose of a trickster tale is to teach important lessons about how people should and shouldn't behave.

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What lesson can be learned from the trickster tale about being greedy?

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The tale illustrates the consequences of being greedy.

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What does the trickster tale explain about respect for the dead?

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It teaches the importance of being respectful of the dead and their remains.

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What cannot be learned from the trickster tale regarding buffalo herding?

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The tale does not explain why buffalo live together in large herds.

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How does Young Buffalo react when he sees Buffalo Bull?

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Young Buffalo laughs at Buffalo Bull.

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What does the character of Coyote represent in many Native American stories?

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Coyote often represents a trickster figure who challenges norms and teaches lessons.

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What themes are commonly found in trickster tales?

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Common themes include friendship, respect, consequences of actions, and moral lessons.

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How do trickster tales reflect cultural values?

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They reflect cultural values by conveying lessons about behavior and societal norms.