This figure is offered one hundred slaves after he trades in some sheep for a corpse and claims that it is a sleeping son of a god.
This figure is offered one hundred slaves after he trades in some sheep for a corpse and claims that it is a sleeping son of a god. In another story this figure took off his jacket and was forced out of an underwater banquet by a turtle. This figure found out that he was supposed to bring back the sun and the moon after he fashioned a robe by asking for a feather from every bird. This husband of Aso and son of Asase Ya became stuck to a tar baby after he tried to steal some food, and in one story this figure captured a python, leopard, and dwarf for his father Nyame in exchange for the world's stories. For 10 points, identify this spider figure, the trickster god in West African mythology.
This figure is offered one hundred slaves after he trades in some sheep for a corpse and claims that it is a sleeping son of a god.
{Anansi}