Night Wind in the Pines in the Lumber Camp
In a lumber town Siletz bears the Siletz tribal sign as Walter Landry visits Daily’s camp. Landry courts Siletz while conflicts flare with Hampden over stumpage. Poppy, a New York writer, schemes to expose Hampden as crooked. A timber raft explodes injuring Sandry and Poppy vows to care for him.
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Poppy Ordway
New York
Dally's
Hampden
The
Yellow Pines Co
Landry
Sandry
Siletz
Poppy
East Belt
Ham
Calous
The Preacher and Siletz in the Camp
Daisy confronts Siletz about Sandry and the Easterner rumor as John Daily faces heartbreak. Ma Daily warns of trouble, and Daisy reassesses his life while supporting Siletz through a harsh, moral insistence on steadfastness amid impossible choices.
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Siletz
Johnny
Daisy
Landry
Sandry
Big John Daily
Landry’s Reckoning Deepens in the Pacific Camp
In a timber camp, Poppy Ordway tends the delirious Landry while plotting against Siletz rivalries and Hampden. Landry recovers, proclaims triumph over the backwater, and asks to settle Hampden himself, drawing Ma Daily’s wary approval as the crew braces for a final confrontation.
A Lie and a Theft unfolds in Landry's wake
Landry recovers in the little room as Miss Ordway begins to fade from active vigilance. Ma Daily sews together hints of danger by finding a red morocco notebook with hostile notes. Landry’s fear grows as he contemplates what the pages mean and who reads them, while Poppy weighs her loyalties on the Siletz road.
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Sandry
Siletz
Hampden
Poppy Ordway
Liletz
Hell
Ruth
Naomi
Absalom
Dillingworth
Moe
Tim
Walt
Miss Ordway
Landry
John
John Daily
Daily
Daisy
Walter
Poppy
Waiter Landry
Ma Daily
Bilett
Kolanmie
Martz
Walter Landry
Yella Pines
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