A boy named for this animal becomes an alcoholic after refusing to be hazed alongside his friend Chal in the novel Sundown by John Joseph Mathews. A husband named “Star” this animal attempts to disown his wife Blue Bird in Waterlily by Ella Deloria. A Penobscot dancer and storyteller whose stage name featured this animal published the collection Katahdin and had the birth name Molly Nelson. A narrator named for this animal reflects on a “people’s dream that died in bloody snow” after admitting to being too weak to handle a “mighty vision.” (15[1])A 1932 (*) autobiography by a man named after one of these animals (10[1])describes (-5[1])his time (-5[1])in Buffalo (10[1])Bill’s Wild West shows (10[1]-5[2])and (-5[1])his witness of the Wounded (-5[1])Knee massacre. (-5[1])For 10 points, John Neihardt transcribed stories (10[1])told by a Lakota medicine man named for a “black” one (10[1])of what animal? ■END■ (10[3]0[3])