<div style="text-align: justify;">Elizabeth was paying attention to her descent, and to the instructions Hans was shouting at her. When he told her to not look down, the girl agreed. It would be hard not to, but she trusted her friend. And it would be easier to get down safely if she could keep an eye out for the mother. So, withouth further hesitation, Elizabeth decided she was going to do as Hans had told her. The idea of freezing in fear as she moved down wasn't very much of an attractive one either, after all. Neither was the idea of having her eyes attacked. Elizabeth didn't know if that was true, but she had heard some birds went straight for the eyes and blinded people.<br/><br/>Hoping she wouldn't have to face a very angry mother bird on her way down, Elizabeth started her descent. Every time Hans gave her a new instruction, Elizabeth followed it and kept looking up.<br/><br/>Only once did the girl feel scared. It was the moment when some random bird flew too close to her. Elizabeth's heart  nearly stopped when she felt that she would be attacked by the bird. Relaxing when she noticed that it wasn't the mother bird, Elizabeth kept on following the directions until her feet were on the ground. Only then did she look into the nest, showing it to Hans.<br/><br/>"Five eggs. Do you think they are any good? I mean, if there are already formed birds in them, all this was for nothing".</div>