Setting
Sinful Acts
Priest-ly Duties
Journey into the Forbidden Place
Gods and The Myths
100
What is Ou-dis-sun?
On the eighth day, the Narrator came upon this great river.
100
What are bones?
They are sinful to touch and will occasionally turn to dust when touched.
100
What is metal?
The substance that only priests and their sons can touch.
100
What is East?
The direction the narrator travels towards the Forbidden Place.
100
What is human?
At the end of the short story, the narrator discovers that the gods weren't really gods, but this.
200
What is The Place of the Gods?
The true name of the forbidden place.
200
What is East?
The direction in which it is sinful to travel.
200
What is fear?
Early on the narrator says this is an emotion unfit for a priest's sun to feel.
200
What is the Forrest People?
The name of the clan of people the narrator was trying to avoid on his way.
200
What is lie to the people?
When the priest's son brings back the truth about the "gods", his father tells him to do this with the information.
300
What is god-roads?
This is what the narrator called the bridges that connected the banks of the Forbidden Place.
300
What is on the Great River (Ou-dis-sun)?
This is where the narrator sings of his sins.
300
What is a bow and arrow?
The weapon that the priest gives to his son, the narrator.
300
What is a knife?
The weapon the narrator FINDS along the way inside a Dead Place.
300
What is the wind?
The act of nature that the narrator called the "voice of the gods".
400
What are pigeons?
The type of bird that infested the Forbidden Place.
400
What is eat?
According to law, this is what the narrator wasn't allowed to do from the start of his journey.
400
What is the Hill People?
This is the clan of people that the priests belong to.
400
What is next to the fire place?
The spot the narrator slept while staying in the Dead Place.
400
What is with air?
Since there was no running water, this is how the narrator assumed the gods bathed.
500
What is red?
This color that the narrator uses to describe the Forbidden Place when he look at it from the banks of the river.
500
What are enchanted boxes and jars?
It was forbidden for people to eat out of these two objects.
500
What is how to read and write?
These are the skills that priests are taught that others are not.
500
What is fruit?
The food the narrator ate while in the Forbidden Place.
500
What is they have continued to burn since the Great Burning?
The tale told about the grounds of the Forbidden Place that the narrator proved false.
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