These people believe that death occurs when a spirit called Bope takes away life.
These people believe that death occurs when a spirit called Bope takes away life. A trope in many of their myths is a voluntary recluse or "secluded man," the baitogogo. These people believe that illnesses originated from the toxic exhalations of a woman who ate far too many dead fish. One academic work contrasts two of their stories, M1 and M5, with several origin-of-fire stories from the nearby Ge people, denoted M7 through M12. A myth from these people concerns a boy not yet old enough to wear a penis sheath, who rapes his mother and then noiselessly retrieves three musical instruments from the "nest of souls" to spite his father; that myth, "The (*) Bird-Nester's Aria," includes a hunt for macaws and resembles myths from across the Americas. For 10 points, name this Brazilian indigenous people whose "key myth" is the starting point of the four-volume structuralist analysis in Claude Levi-Strauss's Mythologiques.
These people believe that death occurs when a spirit called Bope takes away life.
Bororo people 