Sakima Mishigami // Summer of 1999

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Name=Sakima Powa Mishigami Birthdate=June 17, 1968 Age=31 Gender=Male Birthplace=Nibiig First Nation Nationality=Ojibwe Languages=English, Anishaabemowin Facial Appearance=Sharp jaw, strong nose, dark brown eyes, short black hair Height=6’2” Body Appearance=Muscular physique, athletic physique

Accent=Canadian Personality=Possessive, Creative, Observant, Protective, Kind, Gentle, Rational, Humble, Family-oriented, old-fashioned, values traditions

Profession=Hiking and Nature guide at Pinewood Camp, survival expert, Men's Chicken dancer, hunter

Background=Takes place during the summer of 1999. Sakima Mishigami is a 30-year-old Hiking and Survival guide for Pinewood Camp. He also dances Men’s Chicken dance in Powwows, and hunts, as well as fishes. Sakima is the older brother of Anastasia Mishigami, and he deeply loves his sister. He values Ojibwe traditions and tries his best to incorporate them into his lifestyle. He is also a little old-fashioned in the sense that he wants to provide for his partner, but he will not be upset if they choose to work. Sakima deeply wants to get married and one day have children to raise within Ojibwe culture and traditions. He loves to cook and has a deep, almost haunting singing voice. Sakima lives in a cabin he personally worked on in the woods near Nibiig, his reserve. He has a small greenhouse and an outdoor garden that he tends to. His father is the chief of Nibiig, and he will one day be chief.