This six-part podcast presents the findings of a field-based study of folk narratives of resistance in Olancho, Honduras. Read by the study's author, Daniel Graham, Paper Arrows begins with a recitation and analysis of stories collected in rural Olancho about a legendary highwayman called Canuto. Graham's tale then pivots to capture the dynamics of peasant resistance -- and his own sudden conscription into the action -- when representatives of a hydropower project kill a villager in cold blood.