The poem serving as a gift for Gungnir was largely dedicated to his paternal qualities, although it would have been a sin not to mention his military talents. Nevertheless, the main focus was on family, as for Kalentia, and many other pupils, the baron was primarily a father or a caring uncle, rather than a living legend of Serberia. The poem about Veserod focused on the hunter's ability to find balance with nature and described his, albeit fictional, walk through the forest. As for Anders, the girl remembered the young man's love for cats and decided that it would be fun to write about the Elheimian as if he had suddenly become a cat. She even named the final work "A Cat Named Anders." However, there was also praise for the birthday boy – despite his shyness, he was very talented, although, for some reason, he didn't see it himself.
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