Native-Woman

A Story by Abishai100

A scholar and advocate of Native-Americans at Dartmouth (NAD) travels to Transylvania where a Native-club offers a strange promise.

A fun Native-culture diorama inspired by Smoke Signals. Enjoy (and God bless!),

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Native-Americans at Dartmouth (NAD) celebrate their proud heritage at the prestigious Ivy League school originally founded to teach Christianity to North American Native peoples. Dartmouth is considered one of the most rich Ivy League schools.

A psychology-cartoonist named Amlan Satan's been working on ninja and folk reorientations for artworks capturing the 'evolving' characterization of Native-American mysticism.

SATAN: I look at historic artworks depicting the activities of Natives in North America!

Every spring-season at Dartmouth, Native-Americans gather for their annual 'Pow-Wow' festival, an expression of song, magic, and dance and Native culture, right on the bucolic New England campus.

NAD works with regional tribes-people to create more democratic conferences designed to enhance this enduring peoples' chance at competing in this new era of capitalism fury.

Now, Native-peoples have actually been characterized rather fantastically in American comic book art in the past!

In fact, we see canonical imagery in very mainstream comic books such as DC and also in Hollywood.

Satan (Amlan) gets some Indian rupees to travel from Dartmouth to Transylvania where there's rumors of an emerging Native-club creating a capitalism-haven in the 21st Century, inspired by the successes of the Mohegan Sun in New England.

SATAN: It's wise to learn about the peoples you're trying to celebrate!

Mohegan Sun is the world's finest Native-run entertainment center and casino-area, and it's in a relatively safe area.

Amlan Satan wants to pursue this Transylvania-Native study as a photo-anthropologist.

Satan likes collecting toys that capture a rich American history of experimental adventures and celebrates iconic relevant entertainment programs like The Lone Ranger (Tonto!).

Mohegan Sun in fact (in New England) is considered one of the best maintained casino-centers in North America, and it's managed successfully by the Mohegan people.

Amlan worked in the past with Interpol-relations resolving an Eastern European dilemma regarding blood-diamond smuggling linked to terrorism-financing, working as an infiltration-ninja of sorts with his training/education in political mobilization.

SATAN: I used to carry a Magnum in Eastern Europe, but I return now with Natural-Spirit cigarettes!

Satan enjoyed making comic book doodles as a youngster depicting the 'idyllic romance' between vigilantes and native-women of an underground orientation, which contributed to his sociopolitical fascination with continental justice!

SATAN: Transylvania is no stranger to folklore or natural adventurism.

In fact, Satan (Amlan) is taking etchings of beautiful Native women with him to Transylvania for his local studies.

SATAN: Native peoples are proud and defiant and shouldn't be trivialized as a survival group only!

AMLAN: I've met an incredibly beautiful Native-woman here in Transylvania, and she's part of this emergent underground Native-club, and I want to be part of this exciting development suddenly.

The truth is ironically that Satan's simply blinded by youthful beauty and finds himself thinking/daydreaming about courtly love and intimacy, perhaps distracting his sociopolitical analysis, arguably drawn away from mad-work by the haunting appearance of this mysterious and enchanting 'Native-Woman' (named Nisa).

AMLAN: Maybe I'm a doctor at heart.

NISA: You can think more about the simplicity of life itself, darling.

Now, Transylvania is iconic for its vampirism lore mostly, but suddenly, this iconic Eastern European city is home to some newfound Native-peoples' mysticism. Why not, right?

SATAN: The secret to photo-anthropology is an earnest praise of the human song and story.

Satan returned to Dartmouth a wiser soul, and he brought a figurine-souvenir to remind him of this once-dreamy courtship and love of the Native-Woman Nisa.