An Orpheus Myth: Telumni version from Southern California

[@michaelmullard4292]

Being in So. Cal, myself, I am grateful to whichever local tribe lives with this myth. Simply stunning.

[@dalestaley5637]

A tale of love immortal. I'm a sucker for these! Thank you for your work, Jon.

[@t.r.everstone7]

Interesting how in Orpheus and Eurydike, the snake bites Eurydike early on, but in this, the male figure is bitten at the end. I wonder what that might mean.

[@BobU2b1]

you should say what tribe. we had a bunch around here; i'd like to know if it was told in this area.