Wódz Washakie (played by Russell Means) is a protagonist in Wind River.
A Shoshoni elder or leader whose prophetic dream creates concern among the village residents regarding potential threats. Moragoni (played by A Martinez) appears in Wind River.
A member of the Shoshoni community, likely participating in village life or training exercises. gentleman (played by Brandon Baker) appears in Wind River.
Minor character with no specific narrative actions detailed in the provided plot summary. Sylvester (played by Devon Gummersall) appears in Wind River.
Supporting character without explicit plot involvement outlined in the summary. Opening Shoshone Indian (played by Alanzo Coby) appears in Wind River.
Background character appearing at the film's start, establishing the Shoshoni village setting. Anuba (played by Patricia Van Ingen) appears in Wind River.
Village resident with no specific plot actions mentioned in the summary. Martha (played by Karen Allen) appears in Wind River.
Nick's widowed mother who shares a farm life with him. She anchors Nick's civilian background before his tribal adventure. Nick Wilson - Yagaichi (played by Blake Heron) appears in Wind River.
The 13-year-old protagonist. Initially a farm boy seeking adventure, he undergoes Shoshoni warrior training and proves his archery skills when the village faces a hostile threat.
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Characters
Wódz Washakie
(played by Russell Means) — protagonist
A Shoshoni elder or leader whose prophetic dream creates concern among the village residents regarding potential threats.
Moragoni
(played by A Martinez) — supporting
A member of the Shoshoni community, likely participating in village life or training exercises.
gentleman
(played by Brandon Baker) — supporting
Minor character with no specific narrative actions detailed in the provided plot summary.
Sylvester
(played by Devon Gummersall) — supporting
Supporting character without explicit plot involvement outlined in the summary.
Opening Shoshone Indian
(played by Alanzo Coby) — supporting
Background character appearing at the film's start, establishing the Shoshoni village setting.
Anuba
(played by Patricia Van Ingen) — supporting
Village resident with no specific plot actions mentioned in the summary.
Martha
(played by Karen Allen) — supporting
Nick's widowed mother who shares a farm life with him. She anchors Nick's civilian background before his tribal adventure.
Nick Wilson - Yagaichi
(played by Blake Heron) — supporting
The 13-year-old protagonist. Initially a farm boy seeking adventure, he undergoes Shoshoni warrior training and proves his archery skills when the village faces a hostile threat.
Pocatello
(played by Wes Studi) — supporting
A feared warrior and primary antagonist. He leads a hostile tribe and allied whites to threaten the Shoshoni village, forcing the community to unite and testing Nick's skills.
Key Relationships
Wódz Washakie → Pocatello
(Conflict Rival Chiefs)
Nick Wilson - Yagaichi → Nick Wilson - Yagaichi
(Meta Alias Identity)
Nick Wilson - Yagaichi → Anuba
(Social Village Youth And Initiate)
Nick Wilson - Yagaichi → Opening Shoshone Indian
(Power Elder And Initiate)
Nick Wilson - Yagaichi → Sylvester
(Social Fellow Trainee)
Nick Wilson - Yagaichi → Moragoni
(Professional Warrior Trainer And Student)
Pocatello → gentleman
(Alliance Co-conspirator)
Nick Wilson - Yagaichi → Pocatello
(Conflict Arch Enemy)
Nick Wilson - Yagaichi → Wódz Washakie
(Power Tribal Leader And Protégé)
Nick Wilson - Yagaichi → Martha
(Family Mother)
Story Analysis
A coming-of-age story tracking a young farmer's journey into Shoshone warrior training amid an escalating tribal threat.
