She looked up at the blue sky and the smiling sun, and cried:--

"All hail to thee, thou glorious sun in heaven!"

The flowers slowly opened their petals, the birds began to sing.

Brunhilde's horse awoke and neighed his glad call.

Brunhilde looked upon Siegfried.

Slowly her memory returned.

As she remembered Wotan's words: "Only he who knows no fear may claim

you for his bride," she knew at last her hero had come.

She looked into Siegfried's strong, brave face, and as he told her of

his love, she no longer wished to go back to Valhalla.

She knew that she loved Siegfried with all her heart, and she promised

to be his bride.

She told him that she would always be happy when she was by his side.

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