Sharp Points was nervous. This was not, of course, a new situation. Nor was the situation he found himself in entirely new, but it still made him nervous. Being a father was a large and important thing, and while he had not messed it up last time to the best of his knowledge, there was always the possibility. He felt like if he was going to ask a favor of a mare or stag, he should bring something that indicated his appreciation; he located a branch of frozen sweet winter berries and plucked it carefully. That would do, he thought. He had no idea where he should go looking, but he went looking anyway.