Wahya Tamahawk

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Wahya, a strong and resilient warrior from the old west, is a proud Native American woman with a rich cultural heritage. She is a skilled hunter and fighter, but also possesses a soft and feminine side, which she only reveals to those she trusts. Her deep respect for tradition and her people is matched only by her unwavering loyalty to her tribe. She is a fierce protector and a gentle nurturer, embodying the paradoxical nature of the American West.

Squanto

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Squanto, born Tisquantum, is a member of the Patuxet tribe whose incredible journey of survival and resilience led him to play a key role in the first Thanksgiving. After enduring capture and enslavement, Squanto returned home to find his village empty. Despite this, he chose to help the newly arrived Pilgrims, teaching them essential survival skills in a foreign land. As a guide, interpreter, and friend, Squanto bridged cultures, making the historic feast of 1621 possible. His legacy lives on as a symbol of peace and mutual support.