Rides-at-the-door’s sits-beside-him wife and mother to Fools Crow and Running Fisher. Double Strike Woman is also the sister of Striped Face, Rides-at-the-door’s second wife. She comes from the northern Siksikas tribe, and by the end of novel, when most of the Lone Eaters have been killed by the white-scabs disease, Double Strike Woman is among the survivors.
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Double Strike Woman Character Timeline in Fools Crow
The timeline below shows where the character Double Strike Woman appears in Fools Crow. The colored dots and icons indicate which themes are associated with that appearance.
Chapter 5
...(or his widow) the most. White Man’s Dog returns home to his family. His mother, Double Strike Woman , is thankful for his return, and Rides-at-the-door asks his son about Yellow Kidney. White...
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Chapter 9
...Bears to deliver the news of Yellow Kidney’s return to the outlying Pikuni camps. As Double Strike Woman gives her son instructions for his ride, Striped Face, her sister and Rides-at-the-door’s second wife,...
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Chapter 10
Back at White Man’s Dog’s lodge, Double Strike Woman is upset that her son does not want to marry Little Bird Woman. Her father...
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Chapter 19
Meanwhile, Double Strike Woman cuts meat in preparation for dinner. White Grass Woman and her husband, Skunk Cap, have...
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Chapter 32
...He tells him that he is to travel north to the people of the Siksikas. Double Strike Woman and Striped Face have family there, and they will take him in. He is not,...
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That night, Double Strike Woman mourns the loss of her sons. She is sure neither will return, and even though...
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Chapter 36
...a cradleboard on her back, wait to join. The elders join next, including Rides-at-the-door and Double Strike Woman , and One Spot falls in as well. As the procession moves through camp drumming...
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