Morwen

I cannot deny it. You remind me of all the things I miss about Skyrim, and my heart beats a little quicker when you are near. Do you feel the same?

Well, my mother used to say that I was born an angry child.

It's true that my heart has always been restless, and fighting was the only way I could find peace.

I was a soldier for a time, and then a mercenary, but I was never truly happy until I came here.

You've brought warmth to my heart, outsider, and I'm in your debt.

Please accept this as a token of gratitude. Once again, you've proven yourself an ally to the Skaal.

I came across a few of my mother's old things not long ago. Among them was a necklace that my father gave to her when they were married.

I believe she would want it placed upon her tombstone in Falkreath, as a symbol of her undying love and the great sacrifice she made for it.

If you find yourself in Falkreath, please give this amulet to the priest Runil and tell him that I sent you. He will understand.

I don't have much to give in reward, but return to me when the task is done and I'll do what I can. Thank you, Skaal-friend.

A trade ship from Skyrim struck ice off the coast near the village, and the Skaal took in the surviving sailors.

My mother fell in love with one of the sailors - my father - and eventually returned with him to Skyrim.

Sadly, no. She died in Falkreath, where I was born.

Well, the dragons are a constant danger, but so far they have taken little interest in our village. Thank the All-Maker for that!

But have they forced us to change the way we live our lives? No, not at all.

They are but one more hardship added to the many we already endure.