Cut His Throat and Took His Scalp

Killed an enemy Warrior wounded Warrior wounded many times Cut an enemy's throat Cut an enemy's throat and took his scalp Warrior counted coup four times Warrior counted coup five times

A distressed-looking pale horse lies or slumps in a grassy field beneath an illustration comparing increasingly impressive warrior achievements. The red-circled example, “cut an enemy’s throat and took his scalp,” is paired with the horse’s exhausted expression, turning heroic battle accomplishments into an absurd reaction to being overwhelmed or emotionally devastated. EN: A distressed-looking pale horse lies or slumps in a grassy field beneath an illustration comparing increasingly impressive warrior achievements. The red-circled example, “cut an enemy’s throat and took his scalp,” is paired with the horse’s exhausted expression, turning heroic battle accomplishments into an absurd reaction to being overwhelmed or emotionally devastated.

• @sbunem / 98501 2025-03-20