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Eleanora is not sure if she will be able to follow in her mother's footsteps. Amelia is with child for the second time. The idea of being with child just once rattles Eleonora's mind.

Eleanora keeps her father company while he woodworks. A master of his craft, Friedrich has kept his family in bread by making and selling furniture.

On the sacred grounds of the church, Adelheid and Manuel Aguilar try to find a few quiet moments for themselves.

In the gray dawn light, Eleanora has to keep reminding herself not to fall asleep while chopping apples for breakfast. Breakfast comes too early each day.

Reinhard and his sister Beata teach life lessons and pass on their knowledge to Wilhelm and Johanna.

Reinhard encourages his son's quick wit and aptitude for education.

There is old love between Adelheid's Aunt Madeline and Uncle Matthias that grows stronger each day. There is new love that Adelheid has found. Adelheid has chosen to keep her Spainard to herself for now. It was miracle to have met him. One does not come across someone from Spain often in Germany. Sometimes not even over the course of an entire lifetime. A true rarity this man is. The distance he covered to find Adelheid is far to travel.

Hildegard was a difficult birth for Madeline. For this reason, Hildegard will be the only child she and Matthias have. While the two love her all the same, they do fear that Hildegard's eyes are not quite right. They worry she will have poor vision over the course of her life. Likely, this is another complication from Madeline's difficult labor, the midwives think.

Amelia discusses beauty and bonds over rituals with her sister-in-law. She could never have these discussions with her twin sister, Beata, when the two were growing into young women. Beata never had much of an interest in aesthetics.

Johanna enjoys the simple fun and pleasure of swinging in the cool autumn breeze.

After chasing Wilhelm down, Reinhard puts his son to sleep. He will not be able to take his eye off Wilhelm for a second in the future, lest the child crawl away to where he cannot be found. Reinhard supposes there is no harm done. A sense of adventure will only be an advantage to Wilhelm when he becomes a man.

Eleanora discovers her natural talent for sewing and embroidery.

Adelheid cannot imagine living in a house without a full library. She is lucky her home has just that. How else would she read her sunny afternoons away?

Uncle Reinhard always has the best gossip when he comes to visit Eleanora's mother and father.

Emilia basks in the energy of the river spirits.

Witch's dance.

Emilia wonders if, as a spellcaster, a witch, if she would be welcomed inside the Creator's church. She was brought up honoring the Creator in different ways than what is practiced here.