In another story, this figure captures a leopard, a python, and some hornets using a pit, a bamboo pole, and a (*) gourd, which leads to this figure becoming the owner of all stories.
In one story, this figure attempts to marry one god's daughter by revealing her secret name while playing the drums, but he cannot be understood. In another story, this figure captures a leopard, a python, and some hornets using a pit, a bamboo pole, and a (*) gourd, which leads to this figure becoming the owner of all stories. This figure often interacts with his mother, Asase Yaa (ah-SAH-say YAH), and his father, Nyame (nee-AH-may). For 10 points each, name this West African trickster god, whose form is that of a spider.
In one story, this figure attempts to marry one god's daughter by revealing her secret name while playing the drums, but he cannot be understood.
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