Fugitive Count: Book 1 9: Customs Explained
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The village welcomed its grandest event of the year, the Harvest Festival, and the entire community was immersed in a joyful and vibrant atmosphere. 0
 
Colorful banners adorned both sides of the streets, fluttering in the gentle breeze as if celebrating the joy of the harvest. 0
 
Every household decorated their doorsteps with golden wheat ears and bright flowers, symbolizing their hopes for the coming year. 0
 
Alice wore a light blue cotton dress, embroidered with delicate little flowers at the hem, and a pale pink ribbon cinched at her waist, giving her an air of freshness and elegance. 0
 
Oliver arrived early at her doorstep, and when he saw Alice, his eyes lit up. He sincerely exclaimed, “Alice, you look beautiful today.” 0
 
Alice's cheeks flushed slightly as she replied softly, “Thank you, Oliver. You look handsome too.” 0
 
Oliver was dressed in a brand-new white shirt paired with a deep brown vest and trousers, making him appear spirited and lively. 0
 
The two walked hand in hand into the bustling street, where laughter and chatter filled the air. 0
 
As they strolled along, Oliver enthusiastically explained the various customs of the celebration to Alice. “Look at these wheat ears hanging at the door; they represent our gratitude for the harvest. Each plump grain carries the weight of our hard work throughout the year,” he said, pointing to a set of wheat ears at a nearby house. 0
 
Alice listened intently, her eyes sparkling with curiosity and longing. 0
 
They arrived at the square, where a traditional farming performance was taking place. 0
 
 
Several robust villagers led their plowing oxen, demonstrating the processes of sowing and tilling in a simulated field. 0
 
Oliver leaned closer to Alice and said, “This is our way of honoring our ancestors who toiled to cultivate the land, reminding the younger generation that food does not come easily.” 0
 
Alice watched the performance, gaining a deeper understanding of the history and culture of this village. 0
 
On the other side of the square, a group of children was playing an ancient game. 0
 
They formed a circle around a small ball woven from straw, taking turns kicking it to see who could send it flying the highest and farthest. 0
 
Oliver chuckled, “This was our favorite game as kids; it helps us build our strength and reflexes.” Alice, observing the children's innocent smiles, felt their joy resonate within her. 0
 
At that moment, a melodious sound filled the air; a group of villagers was playing traditional instruments. 0
 
There were uniquely shaped wooden flutes producing crisp and pleasant notes, and drums made from animal hides that beat out lively rhythms. 0
 
Oliver explained to Alice, “This music is an essential part of our celebrations. It adds to the joyful atmosphere and conveys our love for life.” 0
 
Alice closed her eyes, immersing herself in the beautiful music, feeling the emotions embedded within each note. 0
 
As the sun began to set, the celebration reached its peak—the bonfire party. 0
 
A massive bonfire blazed in the center of the square, its flames illuminating the entire area. People gathered around the fire, dancing joyfully with torches in hand, their steps synchronized and powerful. 0
 
 
Oliver took Alice's hand and walked into the dance circle. As they danced, he explained the movements and their meanings in detail: “This movement represents sowing seeds in the fields, this one is for harvesting crops, and this spin signifies the joy of celebrating a bountiful harvest.” 0
 
Alice worked hard to learn, and although some of the movements were still unfamiliar to her, a radiant smile filled her face. 0
 
During a break in the dancing, Oliver and Alice stepped aside to rest. Alice looked at Oliver, her eyes filled with gratitude and affection. “Oliver, thank you for introducing me to so many fascinating customs today. I’m really happy.” 0
 
Oliver gently held Alice's hand and said tenderly, “As long as you’re happy, I’m content. I hope you can truly immerse yourself in this village; it’s your home too.” 0
 
Alice nodded slightly, her heart brimming with warmth. 0
 
During this Harvest Festival, Alice not only gained a deeper understanding of the village's traditions but also felt a profound sense of love while being with Oliver. 0
 
Their bond grew stronger in this joyful atmosphere, and Alice cherished every beautiful moment spent with Oliver in this world. 0
 
 
 
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