Heidi did not know what her seven hundred-year old ancestor was thinking about at this moment and was doomed to not understand the plans that she thought were too remote and grand. However, she, too, seemed to be affected and motivated as she followed Gawain's gaze and looked towards the lively and energetic campgrounds.
A land built from scratch, an entirely new order, a promising future—Heidi thought she had passed the stage of impressionable girlhood, but at this moment, she still could not help but hope and look forward for better things to happen on this land.
This was what set her apart from traditional aristocrats—traditional aristocrats could not anticipate change.
