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Little Big Man | Objects, Setting & Important Places

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Little Big Man Objects/Places

Cheyenne Village

The mobile Cheyenne village of Old Lodge Skins' is where Jack lives and becomes an adopted son of the chief's. He returns to the village repeatedly throughout the story.

Forts

Jack spends time in and around several forts, which are where Whites congregate when they first penetrate the frontier, and where the settlers are protected from the Native Americans.

Frontier Towns

Jack experiences about half his young life in or near frontier towns. Santa Fe, Denver and Kansas City are important towns in Jack's experience, as is Cheyenne, Wyoming.

Little Bighorn

The Little Bighorn is where General Custer's troops are massacred and where he dies. Jack's version of the battle is unique because he supposedly is the only White survivor.

The Center of the Earth

The center of the earth is where Native Americans strive to live. It is a conceptual place, a state of being rather than a geographical location.

Old Lodge Skins' Tepee

Old Lodge Skin's tepee serves as a circle in...
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