The Raven summary

In the beginning, the Raven was first and foremost a Creator and Trickster God of the Haida Tribe. His brother Logobola is also a bit of a trickster himself. The Raven created light. A long time ago, The Chief hoarded the light and the Raven was sick and tired of fluttering around in the dark. So the Raven turned himself into a ceder leaf and snuck into the Chief's den. He fluttered into his daughters drink and made her pregnant. The Raven was a very loud baby and the Chief wanting to be good grandpa let him play with the sun. When the Raven got his hands on the sun, he turned back into himself and stole the sun so the rest of the world could have light.

The Raven

               The Raven is commonly known as the trickster God from the Native American Mythogy. The Raven symbols war, death , and misfortune. The Raven has black feathers, a beak and long wings. The Raven was at first silver but turned black because he liked to take please in carrying evil new. The Raven to the Native Americans thought the raven could see everything and had the ability to find hidden things. It was a magical creature and the black symbols spiritual paths