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Many years later, she met with a grown up Ratonhnhake:ton and told him of the whereabouts of [[Kanen'tó:kon]] and other Mohawk men, who were attempting to attack the colonist invaders. | Many years later, she met with a grown up Ratonhnhake:ton and told him of the whereabouts of [[Kanen'tó:kon]] and other Mohawk men, who were attempting to attack the colonist invaders. | ||
Sometime after Kanen'tó:kon's death, she spoke with Ratonhnaké:ton once more. She revealed to him that she planned to move their people to the west to avoid the [[American Revolutionary War|war]], like | Sometime after Kanen'tó:kon's death, she spoke with Ratonhnaké:ton once more. She revealed to him that she planned to move their people to the west to avoid the [[American Revolutionary War|war]], like many of the other nations had been doing. After his unpleasant reaction, she told him that she would do what was best for her people. Ratonhnaké:ton then left the village. | ||
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The Clan Mother was a Mohawk tribeswoman who posed as the elder of the village of Kanatahséton. During this time, she met with the Mohawk Ratonhnhake:ton and allowed him to interact with an artifact that she possessed, which allowed its wielder to enter the Synch Nexus, where the user could communicate with Juno.
Many years later, she met with a grown up Ratonhnhake:ton and told him of the whereabouts of Kanen'tó:kon and other Mohawk men, who were attempting to attack the colonist invaders.
Sometime after Kanen'tó:kon's death, she spoke with Ratonhnaké:ton once more. She revealed to him that she planned to move their people to the west to avoid the war, like many of the other nations had been doing. After his unpleasant reaction, she told him that she would do what was best for her people. Ratonhnaké:ton then left the village.
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