Mark 1 · Centipede
1
A Centipede story gathers crawling movement, small cutting tools and everyday objects.
Canonical source name: Centipede (Weapon). Traditional associations: Centipede
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NUMBER STORIES
Explore traditional groups, sayings and circulating Play Whe story associations from Trinidad and Tobago.
Play Whe has a long oral and player tradition in which marks are connected through sayings, situations, characters, dreams and stories. Associations vary between players and sources. This library records traditional and circulating references; it does not establish predictive power, and historical results do not predict future draws.
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COLLECTION ONE
Number Stories According to the 1/16 Chart
Traditional fixed combinations and their story concepts, rewritten for this reference library. Number Story Groups are separate from the source-defined Mark Families.
Mark 2 · Old Lady
2
The Old Lady story connects an older woman with family care, children and the household.
Canonical source name: Old Lady (Old Lady). Traditional associations: Old Lady
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Mark 3 · Carriage
3
The Carriage story uses transport, movement, vehicles and journeys.
Canonical source name: Carriage (Transportation). Traditional associations: Carriage
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Mark 4 · Dead Man
4
The Dead Man story refers to death, funerals and burial.
Canonical source name: Dead Man (Fresh dead). Traditional associations: Dead Man
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Mark 5 · Parson Man
5
The Parson Man story places a priest in religious and community settings.
Canonical source name: Parson Man (Parson). Traditional associations: Parson Man
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Mark 6 · Belly
6
The Belly story centers on the body, fullness, pregnancy and illness.
Canonical source name: Belly (Pregnant woman). Traditional associations: Belly
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Mark 7 · Hog
7
The Hog story brings together the animal, mud, digging and farm settings.
Canonical source name: Hog (Sick man). Traditional associations: Hog
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Mark 8 · Tiger
8
The Tiger story uses strength, danger, fighting, hunting and a powerful animal.
Canonical source name: Tiger (Warrior). Traditional associations: Tiger
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Mark 9 · Cattle
9
The Cattle story connects farm animals with milk, grass, meat and rural life.
Canonical source name: Cattle (Madman). Traditional associations: Cattle
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Mark 10 · Monkey
10
The Monkey story describes playful children, climbing, teasing and performance.
Canonical source name: Monkey (Boy/children). Traditional associations: Monkey
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Mark 11 · Corbeau
11
The Corbeau story uses the bird, dark colour, people, crowds and public roles.
Canonical source name: Corbeau (Policeman). Traditional associations: Corbeau
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Mark 12 · King
12
The King story refers to authority, rank, formal dress and command.
Canonical source name: King (Saga boy). Traditional associations: King
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Mark 13 · Crapaud
13
The Crapaud story centers on a frog, children, music and earthy surroundings.
Canonical source name: Crapaud (Girl child). Traditional associations: Crapaud
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Mark 14 · Money
14
The Money story brings together cash, coins, jewellery and value.
Canonical source name: Money (Money). Traditional associations: Money
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Mark 15 · Sick Woman
15
The Sick Woman story refers to illness, care, medicine, pregnancy and hospital.
Canonical source name: Sick Woman (Sick woman). Traditional associations: Sick Woman
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Mark 16 · Jamette
16
The Jamette story describes rowdy public energy, quarrelling, carnival and street life.
Canonical source name: Jamette (Jamette). Traditional associations: Jamette
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Mark 17 · Pigeon
17
The Pigeon story uses birds, love, letters, family and domestic imagery.
Canonical source name: Pigeon (Young girl). Traditional associations: Pigeon
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Mark 18 · Water Boat
18
The Water Boat story connects boats with rivers, bathing, the sea and changing water.
Canonical source name: Water Boat (Sailing). Traditional associations: Water Boat
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Mark 19 · Horse
19
The Horse story brings together riding, racing, movement, dancers and the track.
Canonical source name: Horse (Saddle). Traditional associations: Horse
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Mark 20 · Dog
20
The Dog story refers to dogs, loyalty, commands, the home and the road.
Canonical source name: Dog (Dog). Traditional associations: Dog
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Mark 21 · Mouth
21
The Mouth story centers on speaking, eating, arguing, teeth and the face.
Canonical source name: Mouth (Talkative person). Traditional associations: Mouth
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Mark 22 · Rat
22
The Rat story uses theft, hiding, holes, damaged clothing and the rodent.
Canonical source name: Rat (Business place). Traditional associations: Rat
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Mark 23 · House
23
The House story includes homes, churches, offices, hospitals and rooms.
Canonical source name: House (Church). Traditional associations: House
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Mark 24 · Queen
24
The Queen story refers to royalty, food, fruit, older women and dignity.
Canonical source name: Queen (Women). Traditional associations: Queen
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Mark 25 · Morrocoy
25
The Morrocoy story uses a hard shell, slow movement, enclosed places and the tortoise.
Canonical source name: Morocoy (Fire). Traditional associations: Morrocoy
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Mark 26 · Fowl
26
The Fowl story brings together birds, music, celebration, crowds and farm life.
Canonical source name: Fowl (Fete/crowd). Traditional associations: Fowl
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Mark 27 · Little Snake
27
The Little Snake story uses thin, winding or flexible objects, roads and sticks.
Canonical source name: Little Snake (Road). Traditional associations: Little Snake
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Mark 28 · Red Fish
28
The Red Fish story connects fish, water, swimming, catching and the sea.
Canonical source name: Red Fish (Fishes). Traditional associations: Red Fish
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Mark 29 · Opium Man
29
The Opium Man story describes intoxication, smoke, a drifting walk and the retained Chinese-man association.
Canonical source name: Opium Man. Traditional associations: Opium Man
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Mark 30 · House Cat
30
The House Cat story uses indoor life, small thefts, drawers, money and the cat.
Canonical source name: House Cat (Cat). Traditional associations: House Cat
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Mark 31 · Parson Wife
31
The Parson Wife story refers to prayer, teaching, nursing, church and care.
Canonical source name: Parson Wife (Wife). Traditional associations: Parson Wife
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Mark 32 · Shrimp
32
The Shrimp story uses small seafood, water, bottles, shells and coastal images.
Canonical source name: Shrimps. Traditional associations: Shrimp
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Mark 33 · Spider
33
The Spider story refers to webs, hair, nests, traps and small spaces.
Canonical source name: Spider (Cleaning House). Traditional associations: Spider
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Mark 34 · Blind Man
34
The Blind Man story gathers blindness, eyes, reading, darkness and searching.
Canonical source name: Blind man. Traditional associations: Blind Man
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Mark 35 · Big Snake
35
The Big Snake story uses long roads, vines, rivers, large reptiles and scale.
Canonical source name: Big Snake (Man come). Traditional associations: Big Snake
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Mark 36 · Donkey
36
The Donkey story combines the animal with riding, bridges, water, wells and laughter.
Canonical source name: Donkey. Traditional associations: Donkey
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Story Associations
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Centipede · traditional associations
Mark 1
A Centipede story gathers crawling movement, small cutting tools and everyday objects.
Recorded associations: Centipede
View Mark DetailsOld Lady · traditional associations
Mark 2
The Old Lady story connects an older woman with family care, children and the household.
Recorded associations: Old Lady
View Mark DetailsCarriage · traditional associations
Mark 3
The Carriage story uses transport, movement, vehicles and journeys.
Recorded associations: Carriage
View Mark DetailsDead Man · traditional associations
Mark 4
The Dead Man story refers to death, funerals and burial.
Recorded associations: Dead Man
View Mark DetailsParson Man · traditional associations
Mark 5
The Parson Man story places a priest in religious and community settings.
Recorded associations: Parson Man
View Mark DetailsBelly · traditional associations
Mark 6
The Belly story centers on the body, fullness, pregnancy and illness.
Recorded associations: Belly
View Mark DetailsHog · traditional associations
Mark 7
The Hog story brings together the animal, mud, digging and farm settings.
Recorded associations: Hog
View Mark DetailsTiger · traditional associations
Mark 8
The Tiger story uses strength, danger, fighting, hunting and a powerful animal.
Recorded associations: Tiger
View Mark DetailsCattle · traditional associations
Mark 9
The Cattle story connects farm animals with milk, grass, meat and rural life.
Recorded associations: Cattle
View Mark DetailsMonkey · traditional associations
Mark 10
The Monkey story describes playful children, climbing, teasing and performance.
Recorded associations: Monkey
View Mark DetailsCorbeau · traditional associations
Mark 11
The Corbeau story uses the bird, dark colour, people, crowds and public roles.
Recorded associations: Corbeau
View Mark DetailsKing · traditional associations
Mark 12
The King story refers to authority, rank, formal dress and command.
Recorded associations: King
View Mark DetailsCrapaud · traditional associations
Mark 13
The Crapaud story centers on a frog, children, music and earthy surroundings.
Recorded associations: Crapaud
View Mark DetailsMoney · traditional associations
Mark 14
The Money story brings together cash, coins, jewellery and value.
Recorded associations: Money
View Mark DetailsSick Woman · traditional associations
Mark 15
The Sick Woman story refers to illness, care, medicine, pregnancy and hospital.
Recorded associations: Sick Woman
View Mark DetailsJamette · traditional associations
Mark 16
The Jamette story describes rowdy public energy, quarrelling, carnival and street life.
Recorded associations: Jamette
View Mark DetailsPigeon · traditional associations
Mark 17
The Pigeon story uses birds, love, letters, family and domestic imagery.
Recorded associations: Pigeon
View Mark DetailsWater Boat · traditional associations
Mark 18
The Water Boat story connects boats with rivers, bathing, the sea and changing water.
Recorded associations: Water Boat
View Mark DetailsHorse · traditional associations
Mark 19
The Horse story brings together riding, racing, movement, dancers and the track.
Recorded associations: Horse
View Mark DetailsDog · traditional associations
Mark 20
The Dog story refers to dogs, loyalty, commands, the home and the road.
Recorded associations: Dog
View Mark DetailsMouth · traditional associations
Mark 21
The Mouth story centers on speaking, eating, arguing, teeth and the face.
Recorded associations: Mouth
View Mark DetailsRat · traditional associations
Mark 22
The Rat story uses theft, hiding, holes, damaged clothing and the rodent.
Recorded associations: Rat
View Mark DetailsHouse · traditional associations
Mark 23
The House story includes homes, churches, offices, hospitals and rooms.
Recorded associations: House
View Mark DetailsQueen · traditional associations
Mark 24
The Queen story refers to royalty, food, fruit, older women and dignity.
Recorded associations: Queen
View Mark DetailsMorrocoy · traditional associations
Mark 25
The Morrocoy story uses a hard shell, slow movement, enclosed places and the tortoise.
Recorded associations: Morrocoy
View Mark DetailsFowl · traditional associations
Mark 26
The Fowl story brings together birds, music, celebration, crowds and farm life.
Recorded associations: Fowl
View Mark DetailsLittle Snake · traditional associations
Mark 27
The Little Snake story uses thin, winding or flexible objects, roads and sticks.
Recorded associations: Little Snake
View Mark DetailsRed Fish · traditional associations
Mark 28
The Red Fish story connects fish, water, swimming, catching and the sea.
Recorded associations: Red Fish
View Mark DetailsOpium Man · traditional associations
Mark 29
The Opium Man story describes intoxication, smoke, a drifting walk and the retained Chinese-man association.
Recorded associations: Opium Man
View Mark DetailsHouse Cat · traditional associations
Mark 30
The House Cat story uses indoor life, small thefts, drawers, money and the cat.
Recorded associations: House Cat
View Mark DetailsParson Wife · traditional associations
Mark 31
The Parson Wife story refers to prayer, teaching, nursing, church and care.
Recorded associations: Parson Wife
View Mark DetailsShrimp · traditional associations
Mark 32
The Shrimp story uses small seafood, water, bottles, shells and coastal images.
Recorded associations: Shrimp
View Mark DetailsSpider · traditional associations
Mark 33
The Spider story refers to webs, hair, nests, traps and small spaces.
Recorded associations: Spider
View Mark DetailsBlind Man · traditional associations
Mark 34
The Blind Man story gathers blindness, eyes, reading, darkness and searching.
Recorded associations: Blind Man
View Mark DetailsBig Snake · traditional associations
Mark 35
The Big Snake story uses long roads, vines, rivers, large reptiles and scale.
Recorded associations: Big Snake
View Mark DetailsDonkey · traditional associations
Mark 36
The Donkey story combines the animal with riding, bridges, water, wells and laughter.
Recorded associations: Donkey
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