Built of bamboo trunks and a bamboo leaf roof, this small hut has one window on each side and a short door, where those who enter must stoop down so they don't hit their heads. A dirt floor is covered with palm fronds gathered from the jungle; four small rocks are placed around the center of the room, forming a place for the occupants to sit. A small fire burns just outside of the hut, and a wooden spit is suspended over the fire. One of the support poles of the hut has a woven grass bag hanging from it. The bag contains a half-dozen coconuts, clearly gathered for consuming at a later time. A colorful lizard is sleeping in the sun in one of the windows.
Bamboo hut, Jungle
tribe chief
thief
I live alone in a tent in the woods. I steal food from the townspeople and coal from the blacksmith. The village police can not find me to put me in jail.
So, you're the chief of this tribe? I noticed you have quite a lot of food. Yes yes. I'm the head honcho around here. I get a bad feeling from you.  Eh, why such a bad feeling? I am just trying to get through life, just like you.  I sense you might try to snatch some of my food. Don't try it. You'll be sorry if you do.  Who needs to snatch? Your lands here are full to the gills of coconuts. Surely even a great chief and tribe as large as yours can't eat all of them! Oh ho! You dare take that coconut?  Oh, but the lizard has it now. There are coconuts enough for all of us. Don't be a hoarder! You've crossed a line sir! Even you and all your tribe can't keep me down! I've been trained in the ancient arts. A little thing like you? We'll see about that! I'll throw this coconut at your shaved noggin and knock you out! You'll do no such thing foul creature!