Role

Chapter 4

It is tradition within his tribe to respect those that have passed on before
their own times. Be it a grandfather who lived far beyond his years or a
young son who barely had even begun their walk upon their path, they must be
remembered for their presence. It is such that a widow places the first
letter of their husband's name before their own last name. A widower does
much the same except that an apostrophe is placed after the letter to
indicate great mourning. Women have often been known to be taken as wives
once again after they had lost their first. It is however looked down upon
for a male to call another to be his wife. Men are seen to be the strength of
their heritage and thereby must stand against any test of said might or else
face eternal dishonor.