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It's been a frightful journey for ga, but something about her pure heart, her selfless pursuit in the face of insurmountable odds, has touched the characters in our story in the most improbable way. She even won over the robber girl who's given Gerda a pair of mittens and some sandwiches and her most prized possession of all, a talking reindeer. He too is loyal and true, the reindeer friend. Now the two of them will battle the frozen frontier as we rejoin our story. They stopped at a little hut. It was very mean looking. The roof sloped nearly down to the ground, and the door was so low that the family who lived there had to creep in on their hands and knees whenever they went in and out. There was no one at home but an old Lapland woman who was cooking fish by the light of an oil lamp. Gerda was so pinched with cold that she could not speak. So the reindeer told the woman all about Gerda's story. Oh, you poor things, said the Lapland woman. You have a long way to go yet. You must travel more than a hundred miles farther to Finland. The Snow Queen lives there now, and she burns lights every evening. I will write a few words on a dried fish, for I have no paper, and you can take it from me to the Finland woman who lives there. She can give you better information than I can. So when Gerda was warmed and had taken something to eat and drink, the woman wrote a few words on the dried fish and told Gerda to take great care of it. Then she tied her again on the reindeer and he set off at full speed. Flash Flash went the beautiful blue northern lights in the air the whole night long, and at length they reached Finland and knocked at the chimney of the Finland woman's hut. They crept in and were surprised to find it was terribly hot inside. The woman of the house was small and grungy looking. She loosened little Gerda's dress and took off the fur boots and the mittens, for Gerda would have been unable to bear the heat. And then she placed a piece of ice on the reindeer's head and read what was written on the dried fish. After she had read it three times, she knew it by heart, and so she popped the fish into the soup saucepan, since she knew it would be delicious and she never wasted anything. The reindeer told Gerda's story, and the Finlander twinkled with her clever eyes, but she said nothing. You are so clever, said the reindeer. I know you can tie all the winds of the world with a piece of twine. If a sailor unties one knot, he has a fair wind, and when he unties the second, it blows hard. But if the third and fourth are loosened, then comes a storm which will root up whole forests. Can't you give this little maiden something which will make her as strong as 12 men to overcome the Snow Queen? The power of 12 men, said the Finland woman. That would be of very little use. Then she turned around and went about her usual business, cooking and cleaning. But the reindeer begged so hard for Gerda, and Gerda looked at the Finland woman with such beseeching, tearful eyes that her own eyes began to twinkle again. So she drew the reindeer into a corner and whispered a secret to him. Little Kay is really with the Snow Queen, but he finds everything there so much to his taste and his liking that he believes it's the finest place in the world. And but this is because he has a piece of broken glass in his heart and a little piece of glass in his eye. These must be taken out, or he will never be a human again, and the Snow Queen will retain her power over him. But can you not give Gerda something to help her conquer this power? I can give her no greater power than she already has, said the woman. Don't you see how strong that is, how men and animals are obliged to serve her, and how well she has got through the world. She cannot receive any power from me greater than she now has, which consists of her own purity and innocence of heart. If she cannot herself obtain access to the Snow Queen and remove the glass fragments from Kay, we can do nothing to help her Two miles from here the Snow Queen's garden begins. You can carry the little girl so far and set her down by the large bush which stands in the snow covered with red berries. Do not stay gossiping, but come back here as quickly as you can. Then the Finland woman lifted Gerda up upon the reindeer, and he ran away with her as quickly as he could. Oh, I've forgotten my boots and my mittens. Cried Gerrida as soon as she felt the cutting cold. But the reindeer dared not stop, so he ran on until he reached the bush with the red berries. And here he sat, Gerda down, just as the woman had told him to, and he kissed her. Great bright tears trickled over the animal's cheeks as he left her and ran back as fast as he could. There stood poor Gerda, without shoes, without gloves, in the midst of cold, dreary, icebound Finland. She ran forwards as quickly as she could, but just then a whole regiment of snowflakes came round her. But they didn't fall from the sky, which was quite clear and glittering with the northern lights. Instead, the snowflakes ran along the ground, and the nearer they came to her, the larger they appeared. Gerda remembered how large and beautiful they looked through the burning glass. But these were really larger and much more terrible, for they were alive and had the strangest shapes. They were the Snow Queen's guards. Some were like great porcupines, others like twisted serpents with their heads stretching out, and some were like fat little bears with their hair bristling up. All were dazzlingly white, and all were living snowflakes. Gerda said the Lord's Prayer, and the cold was so great that she could see her own breath coming out of her mouth like steam as she uttered the words over and over again. The steam appeared to increase as she continued her prayer until it took the shape of little angels who grew larger the moment they touched the earth. These foggy angels all wore helmets on their heads and carried spears and shields. Their number continued to increase more and more, and by the time Gerda had finished her prayers, a whole legion stood around her. And now a tremendous battle took place. The angels thrust their spears into the terrible snowflake, so that one by one they shivered before crackling into a hundred pieces which disappeared into the blue night sky. At last Gerda could go forward with courage and safety. The angels stroked her hands and feet so that she felt the cold less, and she hastened on to the Snow Queen's castle. But what was Kay doing all this time? In truth, he thought not of little Gerda. He never dreamed she would suddenly appear standing in the doorway of that ice cold pal.

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It's causing issues in everyone's marriage.

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My whole world is falling apart right now. It's chaos.

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Good. Prices and participation may vary. Gerrida is on the precipice now, just a step away from the snowy plain palace. In a moment she will finally see her K. But he has ice in his veins and the Snow Queen in his ear. What will he do now? Our story continues. The walls of the palace were formed of dark, drifted snow and the windows and doors of the cutting winds. There were more than a hundred rooms in it, all, as if they had been formed by blowing mounds of snow together. The largest room extended for several miles, and they were all lighted up by the vivid light of the aurora borealis. They were all so cavernous, so large and empty, so icy, cold and glittering. There were no amusements here, not even a little bear's ball, when the storm might have been the music and the bears could have danced on their hind legs. No, there were no pleasant games of snapdragon or cards or even a gossip over the tea table. It was empty and vast and cold were the halls of the Snow Queen, the flickering flame of the Northern lights Rising high and low in the heavens, danced across every hall in the castle. In the midst of this empty, endless hall of snow sat a frozen lake, crackling into a thousand forms, each piece exactly the same. So it formed a perfect work of art. In the center of this lake sat the Snow Queen, as she always did when she was at home. She called the lake the Mirror of Reason and said that it was the best and indeed only one in the world. Kay was there, too, quite blue with cold, indeed almost black. But he did not feel it, for the Snow Queen had kissed away the icy shiverings, and as we know, his heart was already a lump of ice. He was dragging some sharp, flat pieces of ice to and fro and placing them together in all kinds of positions as if he wished to make something out of them, as if he were trying to solve some kind of puzzle. Kay's figures were very artistic in this icy game of reason at which he played. In his eyes, the figures were very remarkable and of the highest importance. He felt this way because of the piece of glass still sticking in his eye. He formed many complete figures which each spelled out different words. But there was one word he never could manage to form, although he wished it very much. It was the word eternity. The Snow Queen had said to him, when you can form that word, you shall be your own master, and I will give you the whole world and a new pair of skates. But he could not accomplish it. Suddenly the Snow Queen turned and spoke. Now I must leave and go to warmer countries, she said. I will go look into the black craters of the tops of burning mountains, Etna and Vesuvius. I shall make them look white all frozen over. And away flew the Snow Queen, leaving Kay quite alone in the great hall, which was many miles long. Kay looked at his pieces of ice and was thinking so deeply and sat so still that that one might have supposed he was frozen. Just at this moment it happened that little Garrity came through the great door of the castle. Cutting winds were raging around her, but she offered up a prayer to the winds, and the winds sank down as if they were going to sleep. She went on until she came to the large, empty hall. And there he was, Kay, sitting alone. Gerrita knew him. In an instant she flew to him and threw her arms around his neck and held him fast while she exclaimed, kay, dear. Oh, Kay, I've found you at last. But Kay sat quite still, stiff and cold. Gerda stared at him, her best friend, a stranger to her now, how could this be? Hot, flowing tears poured down Gerda's face as she clung to Kay. They fell down her neck, her arms, her cloak, and then sank onto Kay's chest, soaking his clothes and penetrating into his heart those tears from sweet, innocent and steadfast. Gerda thawed the lump of ice that was there and washed away the little piece of glass stuck inside. Slowly Kay turned and looked at Gerda, and she sang to him the song they'd so often sung in their makeshift garden. Roses bloom and cease to be but we shall the Christ child see. Then Kay himself burst into tears, and he wept so long and so hard that the splinter of glass swam out of his eye. And then he recognized Gerrida and said joyfully, gerrida, dear Gerda, where have you been all this time? And where have I been? And he looked all around him and said, how cold it is, and how large and empty it all looks. And he clung to Gerda, and she laughed and wept for joy. It was so glorious to see them together that the pieces of ice even danced about. And when they were tired and went to lie down, they formed themselves into the letters of the word which the Snow Queen had said Kay must find before he could be his own master and have the whole world in a pair of new skates. Eternity. Then Gerda kissed his cheeks and they became rosy and blooming, and she kissed his eyes and they shone like her own. She kissed his hands and his feet, and little Kay became healthy and cheerful. The Snow Queen didn't matter at all to them now. For once that word was formed in ice. Kay was free. The Snow Queen had promised it herself. The two friends took each other by the hand and went forth from the great palace of Ice. They spoke of the grandmother and of the roses on the roof. And as they ran on and on, the sun burst forth. And when they arrived at the bush with red berries, there stood the rain reindeer waiting for them. He had brought another young reindeer with him, and Kay's. Gerda managed to free Kay from the Snow Queen's icy grip. The two reindeer carried Kay and Gerrida first to the Finland woman, where they warmed themselves thoroughly in the hot room while she gave them directions for their journey home. Next they went to the Lapland woman, who made some new clothes for them and put their sleighs in order. Both the reindeer ran by their side and followed them as far as the boundaries of the country, where the first green leaves were budding, and they said their goodbyes. Then the birds began to twitter and the forest, too was full of green. Young Leaves. And out of it came a beautiful horse which Gerda remembered, for it was the one which had drawn the golden coach. A young girl was riding upon it with a shining red cap on her head and pistols in her belt. It was the little robber maiden who had got tired of staying at home. She was going first to the north, and if that did not suit her, she meant to try some other part of the world. She recognized Gerda immediately, and Gerda remembered her. It was a joyful meeting. You're a fine fellow to go roaming about in this way, she said to Kay. I should like to know whether you deserve that anyone should go to the the end of the world to find you. But Gerda just patted the robber maiden's cheeks and asked after the prince and princess. They are gone to foreign countries, said the robber girl. Then she pointed to Kay and said, now tell me how you managed to get him back. Then Gerda and Kay told her the whole story. Snap. Snap, snare. It's all right at last, said the robber girl. Then she took both their hands and promised that if ever she should pass through the town, she would call and pay them a visit. And then she rode away into the wide world. Gerda and Kay went hand in hand towards home, and as they walked on, spring appeared more lovely in its green foliage and its beautiful flowers. Very soon they recognized the large town where they lived and the tall steeples of the churches in which the sweet bells were ringing a merry peal as they entered it and found their way to Kaye's grandmother's door. They went upstairs into the little room where everything looked just the same. The old clock was going tick tock and the hands pointed to the right time of day. But as they passed through the door into the room, they realized they were both grown up. They'd become man and woman. The roses out on the roof were in full bloom, and there stood their little chairs on which they had sat when they were children. Kay and Gerrida seated themselves each on their own chair and held each other by the hand while the cold, empty splendor of the Snow Queen's palace vanished from their memories like a painful dream. The grandmother sat in God's bright sunshine and she read aloud from the Bible, except you become as little children, ye shall in no wise enter into the kingdom of God. And Kay and Gerda looked into each other's eyes and all at once understood the words of the old song. Roses bloom and cease to be, but we shall the Christ child see. And they both sat there grown up yet children at heart. And it was summer. Warm, beautiful summer. And so whoever said nice guys finish last obviously never met Gerda, who triumphed over evil. Exactly. Because she was so good and kind. Perhaps a reminder that if you follow your heart, you may just accomplish things you never thought you could. I'm Keith Morrison. From our NBC News family to yours. Happy holidays, everyone. Morrison Mysteries is a production of Dateline and NBC News. Sound design and mix by Matt Tierney.

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