 In 1836, he published his novella "Gravhøjen" which was a parody about a mistaken archaeological find.However, by 1841 Blicher seemed to have changed his mind about the Haraldskær Woman's identity when he wrote the poem "Dronning Gunhild", a lament for the dead queen in the bog.In 1846, the Danish playwright Jens Christian Hostrup wrote his comedy, "A Sparrow Doing a Crane Dance", ("En Spurv i Tranedans"), in which the ghost of Queen Gunnhild gives a magical ring to a scheming tailor and makes everyone blind to his actions.