When this is done, the boy is given his ceremonial Warrior vest, with a Bead of Accomplishment, a multicolored bead sewn right over the heart, to mark his entry into being a Warrior, a Guardian of the people. The Ranger, Scout, and Medicine Scout ceremonies are of course different. If there are lapses in Warrior behavior, everyone who has ever known the person gathers around them, in a circle. Each person, one by one, speaks everything they know about the good the person has done, about how that person helped their lives, and so on. Given Luway culture, this can take more than a day, and people usually go into a trance, hear all the good, and become intoxicated with those ideas.
Lapses are very rare, though- the programming of the ceremony is profound and deep.
Luway Rainbow warriors are buried in their vests. In the last 100 years, a new part was added to the ceremony. A container of TraumaCulture alcohol is set up as a target, and each warrior must pierce it with his lance, and then demolish it with a rabbit stick. One could think of a Lakota feather headdress. Each feather is like a Medal, it reflects an achievement.