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~Take it back there…now! ~
This is too cruel book!!! At the end of the story, a girl friend was dead by a ghost. I learned from this that you sometimes have to believe a superstition for you.
Per and Nina went to a dark and quiet forest and they found a beautiful cup. Nina, Per’s girlfriend thought it must be expensive. Maybe she decided to change it to money at that time. He felt anyone’s eyes, but Nina didn’t. When they took the cup to the museum curator, he told them ‘Take cup back to the forest. This cup belongs to a dead Viking.’ Per was about to take it to the forest, but Nina drove away with the cup alone.
The Viking was angry. He felt Nina into a river. The Viking got the cup and he went back to the forest.
This is too cruel book!!! At the end of the story, a girl friend was dead by a ghost. I learned from this that you sometimes have to believe a superstition for you.
Per and Nina went to a dark and quiet forest and they found a beautiful cup. Nina, Per’s girlfriend thought it must be expensive. Maybe she decided to change it to money at that time. He felt anyone’s eyes, but Nina didn’t. When they took the cup to the museum curator, he told them ‘Take cup back to the forest. This cup belongs to a dead Viking.’ Per was about to take it to the forest, but Nina drove away with the cup alone.
The Viking was angry. He felt Nina into a river. The Viking got the cup and he went back to the forest.
Collins, Anne./2003/The cup in the Forest/Pearson Education
157/2406
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