The air grew silent between them as the pair continued to walk through the tundra. The sound of the nearby river rushing through the land the only thing that reminded them of where they were. Sheauga shared what was in her heart, wondering if things could have been different with her previous partner. It still hurt to hear the poor woman, so heart broken and shaken. Tamaska had not known the loss of a lover, a partner, but could at least empathize with her for what she had gone through. Yet she still remained silent as Sheauga spilled more of what was on her mind. Perhaps that's all she needed: someone to talk to and just listen.

But Tamaska had to at least try. It was the only thing she could think of to do. Something tells me that you aren't the one to blame. Maybe there were things going on with them that just weren't making things easy for them Maybe they just couldn't think clearly with what ever it was they were going through potentially at that time. You mustn't blame yourself for this. Sometimes things just don't work out. Sometimes there are souls who just aren't meant to be for one reason or another. But that doesn't mean you can't keep going, find love again. There is always hope. Tamaska hoped that she had said the right things, that Sheauga would take her advice to heart and keep moving forward. After all, that's all Tamaska ever wanted for her in the end.