Oral Tradition: Like many indigenous cultures, Algonquin storytelling is primarily oral. The story of "The Rough-Face Girl" was passed down through generations orally before being transcribed. This oral tradition reflects the importance of storytelling and passing down cultural values and traditions. Spiritual Beliefs: The story incorporates spiritual elements from Algonquin culture, such as the belief in spirits and the importance of inner beauty over outward appearance. The Rough-Face