"In a Gardened land, there lays a place, nestled tween two hills...
and a river runs through the valley there, has always and always will...
Oh with a falcon's cry and a strong oak's side, though battered and a bit torn
I'll know the place that calls to me, and wake inside one morn." Gerd sings, not as sweetly as Tove, or even Siv, but enthusiastically.
"O Rivervale, wait for me, I'll get to you from the sea and Perhaps place down my oars
A place Stormy shields, and Moutain stone, and Hearth fires that me would warm.
Rivervale, Rivervale, don't dim your light.
I'll walk the woods behind you, and show up the door some night." She bounces into the kitchen
"Where dogs of white guard the porch, and knights and rovers dwell
there's a story waiting, a story of home
and there I hope to dwell" Debates on going between verses.
"O Rivervale, wait for me, I'll get to you from the sea and Perhaps place down my oars
A place Stormy shields, and Moutain stone, and Hearth fires that me would warm.
Rivervale, Rivervale, don't dim your iight.
I'll walk the woods behind you, and show up the door some night." Gerd exits out with a cookie. It would appear Sally Mae showed mercy.
"There are folks who love me in Rivervale, waiting there for me.
And so I'll go there, safe and warm, Father Mountain, Mother Storm..." CRUNCH