Apache Dove

Apache Dove

Sometimes I just gotta hope that Copilot AI is not feeding me BS as its points work out so well.

When I was formatting my “Chief and Little Dove” draft teaser short story for the Boudica and the Beast novel, I decided to make Chief (a Union army sniper and scout) an Apache as it would allow a story universe tie-in to my drafting Geromino’s Spirits novel by making him Chappo’s nephew, so Tak’s son.

Pleased with myself, I wondered whether doves, with reference to Little Dove, held any special significance in Apache traditions and bingo as it perfectly matched the drafted Chief short story. According to Copilot:

In Apache tradition, the dove holds special significance. It is seen as a symbol of motherhood, revered for its nurturing and protective qualities. The Apache believe that doves remind us to nurture and care for ourselves and others. When you see a dove, it may be interpreted as a call to action to be more compassionate and supportive toward those around us.

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Currently, I am a drafter and plodding editor of my own fiction stories. Looking towards the future when edited stories turn into published ones.

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