The Story of Siegfried

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In a time when humanity viewed nature with awe, people believed that everything around them possessed a life of its own, attributing sounds and sights to intelligent beings. This shared perspective united cultures, from the rough Saxon to the refined Greek, despite their differing environments. Both groups expressed their thoughts poetically, crafting enchanting stories to explain natural phenomena without seeking scientific understanding. Their childlike wonder and imaginative narratives reflect a deep connection to the mysteries of the world, showcasing a universal appreciation for nature.