"Red Leaves", 333 (Event)

Submitted by garrettm@u.nort... on Wed, 2013-07-10 12:53
Text: 
"Red Leaves"
Location: 
Choctaw|Chickasaw Plantation in "Red Leaves" (Location)
Page Number: 
333
Order within Page: 
3
First 8-10 words of event: 
In the early afternoon, from the top of a tree
Page Event Ends: 
334
Era: 
Antebellum (1831-1860)
Characters Present: 
Issetibbeha
Moketubbe
Unnamed Big Boys
Unnamed Indian Children
Unnamed Indian Men
Unnamed Enslaved Servant
Unnamed Old Indians
Unnamed Indian Women
Narrative Status: 
Narrated
Date: 
Sunday, January 4, 1852 to Friday, December 31, 1852
Notes: 

From the top of a tree, the body servant watches the activities of the plantation. He sees Moketubbe carried out of the house in a litter.

Summary: 

From the top of a tree, Issetibbeha's body servant watches the activities of the plantation. He sees Moketubbe carried out of the house in a litter.

Chronological Order: 
16.10
Indeterminate Date Range: 
Keywords: 
Voyeurism; Procession; Movement - litter; Horse; Dog; Mules
Environment:
Time of Day›Afternoon
Actions:
Domestic›Cooking | Hunting›Slave hunting | Perceptual›Voyeurism
Themes and Motifs:
Animals›Dogs | Animals›Horses | Animals›Mules | Death›Funeral

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