<div class="floatleft">(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/f/f7/Johnny-depp_20070504_193920.jpg)</div><strong>Name</strong>: Nythaniel Newlund  or simply Nate as his wife would call him. (who for a time went by the name of Jonothan Crane)<br/><strong>Location</strong>: At the Newlund Home<br/><strong>Tag</strong>: Kenna Newlund<br/><strong>Action time</strong>: Early morning before sunrise<br/><hr/>Nate simply lay in bed holding tightly to his beloved wife as she cried out her grief into his shoulder.  His own tears silently falling rolling down his cheeks.  He knew his mother in law was now out of pain and was with her dearly departed husband but it was still sad knowing that she was no longer going to be with them.<br/><br/>In the morning Nate woke before Kenna.  Kissing her gently on the forehead so as not to wake her he quietly slipped out of bed got dressed and went outside.  Finding a shovel he made a bee line path to a large Weeping Willow that there mother had loved to sit under.  Working quickly without any wasted movements he dug a grave then returned back to the house and started some water boiling on the stove.  Peaking in on Kenna he found her still sleeping so he went into their mothers room and simply stood there in the doorway his eyes clouded over as he remembered the very first time he met Kenna's mother.  After dinner as they sat around a fire pit outside she had picked up a large knife and pointed it at him saying, "If you ever hurt my baby girl I'll cut your heart out and feed it to the pigs while you watch."  Then she had held the meanest expression on her face he had ever seen in his life before she burst into laughter and told him to come over so she could give him a hug.  As she hugged him tightly she whispered, "I know you will be good for my daughter welcome to the family dear."<br/><br/>Nate wiped his tears off on the sleeve of his shirt as he came back out of his memories and moved back towards the kitchen to fill a large bowl with the hot water he had put on to warm up.  He was planning on getting as much of the burial preparations done as he could before Kenna woke in an effort to spare her as much grief as possible.  He knew he could not prevent it all but anything he could do to lessen her burden he was truly willing to do.