Harriet left the terrain of her companions. As she had recollected an important errand authorized by her master, she subtly gathered her feet and departed, returning home.
Two routes led to her master's home. One was going via the river, and the other decisively and intrepidly padding down the earthly route into the thick and airless forest. Harriet had never for once boarded a nearby boat as she felt tremendous anxieties for water, and if by chance a terrible situation came to that, she'd often have a closure of misconceptions with people and herself.
