Who is Three Flint?

Three Flint is found in the Nuttall Codex. This picture of her shows her name Three Flint clearly. Yet, in other parts of the same codex, she has different forms. Is this her name or does Three Flint signify only a series of dates? What kind of association does she have with her origins? A small clue is found on page 5.

In the second column next to the headless jewel-eyed bird, a two-headed person (comet?) holds a torch. A small white dot in the red section of the torch indicates that the image under the yellow flames is a bird form. A bird with fire on its back, exactly the same concept as the Hawaiian version of the great blue star URI and her messenger. (The references to this is found in the Creation of the Maya World.)

The question I ask is: Was the Friar/editor of the Nuttall Codex a man who was color blind? The bird form disappears in the red color, just as the
discovery date of Canada in 1390 disappears on a map of Coronelli, P. Vincenzo Maria, done in 1695 because it is placed on a red boundary line.

Although Three Flint's interaction with the heavens actually begins on page 1 and continues on throughout the pages of the story, the gods transfer their beneficios to human about page 42 when Tlaloc holds a conversation with a goddess of earth vegetation. From that point onwards, different cities of Mexico accept or reject the stellar gods.

In La Mojarra, Mexico on Stela 1, the same story appears on one side of the stela with time elements. The results of the events are placed on the other side of the monument face. It will be interesting to discover what more is on this stela.