These stereotypes of indigenous peoples implied obvious roles for the associated Europeans—heirs to the Dying, bleaching agents to the Whitening. But the interaction of conceptions of Us and Them went further, through archetyping and anti-typing. Maoris were sometimes archetyped or idealized, as with the Noble Savage and some Whitening Savages.

To tell you the truth, Neidenburg was taken on the 22nd, and I only heard of it on the 23rd.

The Major's face was noncommittal.

There was a yip and kyoodle for John Brown and the great deeds of the past.