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(Kattari tells his young son Kett the following as part of his manhood ritua=
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"This, my son, is the wisdom of the three feathered rivals:
The watchful scout sees the sneaky thief that trips the brave warrior that defeats the honourable man which withstands the deceitful man which hides from the wrathful man which breaks the law that binds the disorder that warps the storm that clouds the truth that clears the illusion that twists the change which bends the traditions of our people that protects us from the lies of the riddler that incites madness in the heart of the adventurous who denies his khan who shields him from strangers that steal his sword and, no, i'm not finished yet, so shut up.
The sword cuts the lasso that snares the Raven that tricks the Thunderbird that bests the Sun Hawk whose light scares the dark that swallows the heavy clouds that occults the sun that turns the night that smothers the winds that push the arrow that pierces the beast that breaks the spear =8A that strikes =8A i see that your mind wanders like the wind.
Go to your tent; i will tell you the rest later. But remember that Waha himself learned the Way from the three feathered rivals, and this is how we remember it in our sacred ropes."
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