This woman ate only the softest pine-bark bread, and refused to eat the flesh of any ewe that had been with a ram. She also refuses to milk a cow or hitch a stallion up to the sleigh. The Star and the Moon refuse to help her when she asks where her "golden apple" is, but the Sun advises her to look in a swamp. Earlier, this figure asks her best servant Piltti to find a place where she can give birth, but when Piltti visits the ugly Ruotus, his wife yells that this woman should just give birth in a horse barn. She's turned away from her parents after she gets pregnant by eating a red cowberry, and then she's refused access to the sauna. Virokannas declares her son to be the King of Karelia, which results in Vainamoin
This woman ate only the softest pine-bark bread, and refused to eat the flesh of any ewe that had been with a ram. She also refuses to milk a cow or hitch a stallion up to the sleigh. The Star and the Moon refuse to help her when she asks where her "golden apple" is, but the Sun advises her to look in a swamp. Earlier, this figure asks her best servant Piltti to find a place where she can give birth, but when Piltti visits the ugly Ruotus, his wife yells that this woman should just give birth in a horse barn. She's turned away from her parents after she gets pregnant by eating a red cowberry, and then she's refused access to the sauna. Virokannas declares her son to be the King of Karelia, which results in Vainamoinen throwing a fit and sailing away. FTP, name this virgin female who's the subject of the 50th and final runo of the Kalevala.
This woman ate only the softest pine-bark bread, and refused to eat the flesh of any ewe that had been with a ram.
Marjatta