Then he rode out again , and he and Gunnar changed shapes , and each was himself again , and they went home to the witch Queen 's , and Sigurd gave the dwarf 's ring to his wife , Gudrun . And Brynhild went to her father , and said that a King had come called Gunnar , and had ridden the fire , and she must marry him . ` Yet I thought , ' she said , ` that no man could have done this deed but Sigurd , Fafnir 's bane , who was my true love . But he has forgotten me , and my promise I must keep . ' So Gunnar and Brynhild were married , though it was not Gunnar but Sigurd in Gunnar 's shape , that had ridden the fire . And when the wedding was over and all the feast , then the magic of the witch 's wine went out of Sigurd 's brain , and he remembered all . He remembered how he had freed Brynhild from the spell , and how she was his own true love , and how he had forgotten and had married another woman , and won Brynhild to be the wife of another man . But he was brave , and he spoke not a word of it to the others to make them unhappy . Still he could not keep away the curse which was to come on every one who owned the treasure of the dwarf Andvari , and his fatal golden ring . And the curse soon came upon all of them . For one day , when Brynhild and Gudrun were bathing , Brynhild waded farthest out into the river , and said she did that to show she was Guirun 's superior . For her husband , she said , had ridden through the flame when no other man dared face it . Then Gudrun was very angry , and said that it was Sigurd , not Gunnar , who had ridden the flame , and had received from Brynhild that fatal ring , the ring of the dwarf Andvari . Then Brynhild saw the ring which Sigard had given to Gudrun , and she knew it and knew all , and she turned as pale as a dead woman , and went home . All that evening she never spoke . Next day she told Gunnar , her husband , that he was a coward and a liar , for he had never ridden the flame , but had sent Sigurd to do it for him , and pretended that he had done it himself . And she said he would never see her glad in his hall , never drinking wine , never playing chess , never embroidering with the golden thread , never speaking words of kindness . Then she rent all her needlework asunder and wept aloud , so that everyone in the house heard her . For her heart was broken , and her pride was broken in the same hour . She had lost her true love , Sigurd , the slayer of Fafnir , and she was married to a man who was a liar .
Then Sigurd came and tried to comfort her , but she would not listen , and said she wished the sword stood fast XXXXX his heart .
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