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Coyote was an Earth folk trickster. In early Native American culture, Coyote was seen as something sinister and slightly evil, a grey area between good and evil. Eventually, this distilled down to the point where Coyote became a trickster character in a series of humorous stories told to children for educational and entertainment reasons. Coyote was referenced in comparison with CloudShape to-Ennien. (TOS novel: Uhura's Song)

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  • Coyote (myth)
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  • Coyote was an Earth folk trickster. In early Native American culture, Coyote was seen as something sinister and slightly evil, a grey area between good and evil. Eventually, this distilled down to the point where Coyote became a trickster character in a series of humorous stories told to children for educational and entertainment reasons. Coyote was referenced in comparison with CloudShape to-Ennien. (TOS novel: Uhura's Song)
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  • Coyote was an Earth folk trickster. In early Native American culture, Coyote was seen as something sinister and slightly evil, a grey area between good and evil. Eventually, this distilled down to the point where Coyote became a trickster character in a series of humorous stories told to children for educational and entertainment reasons. Coyote was referenced in comparison with CloudShape to-Ennien. (TOS novel: Uhura's Song)
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