Swift-Woman's mate-cloth, big-cloth maker's shiny-show, had hidden drawings? Tribe wonder much now.
Big-cloth maker called Dior, known for shiny-skins and fancy-furs, made a big-show for all eyes to see. Now tribe-talk say Swift-Woman, she big singer, her special mate-day cloth might have been shown a long-time-ago in this big-show. People point fingers and grunt, asking if the secret of her powerful new-mate adornment was hiding in plain sight, like a mammoth in tall grass. Was this a trick of the eye, or a clever hunt by the big-cloth makers to get all tribe attention?
This talk of fancy-cloths and secret-shows make tribe women want shiny-things for their own mate-times. Though it not bring more mammoth-meat or better berry-patches, it bring much talk around fire, sometimes distracting good hunters from sharp-spear making. Elder-women now teach young ones to look close at all big-shows, for hidden messages and new ways to make warm-hides. Soon all tribe may want the latest big-cloth, a new kind of hunt for all!
### Local Commentary
Oog (local berry picker): "Me saw drawings of a swan-bird on a shiny-hide, maybe Swift-Woman wore swan-hide! My basket full, but my head full of this big talk!"
Thag (mammoth hunter): "I saw no big-cloth. Only saw sun go down and big-animal tracks. But if Swift-Woman's cloth make her strong, maybe I need a new spear with secret carvings from that show!"
Chief Grog (tribal chief): "This big-cloth talk is like the wind, it blows. What truly matters is full belly and warm cave. But if new cloths make tribe happy, then tribe is strong. We watch and learn, always. Only the Great Spirit knows all secrets."
Story by Zook from Caveman Talk Fire, on the scene.