A weathered shack with a roof made of old broken tiles sits in the middle of the forest. The wood is starting to split and the shack appears as if it will crumble at any moment.
weathered shack, Abandoned
wife
man
I am a strong man. I work in the fields and pastures all day. I take of my master's sheep. One day I hope to have my own sheep.
I just pray that this shack with stands the storm thats a coming though!  Ouch!  This tile just came loose and hit me.  Oof, I hope the bleeding stops - I don't want my beautiful face to be marred with a scar. Oh I will fix you right up! This shack is old and mangled. But I am your strong husband. I will protect you! Ach, thank you, love.  Oh I do hope the house is nice.  You said there was room for a garden there, did you not my dear? There is plenty of room for a garden dear! There's even enough room, for me to maybe get my own sheep some day. Oh, that'd be lovely!  I could finally spin my very own yarn instead of having to go to market in the wee hours. You could spend your days spinning yarn out in the garden dear! What ever you like. I will work all day and night in the fields and pastures for you to be comfortable.  Well, don't be working too hard, love!  Although I'll always be sure to keep your favorite cup of tea at the ready, and a warm fire at the end of the day.  Tis the least I can do for such a kind husband. ay, it is not a problem to work hard for you my lady. When  you show me love and take care of me! How, It sounds like the storm is slowing down. Ah, thank goodness!  I'll just take this bit of kindling here so that I can get a fire going this evening.  Not likely to be a dry bit of wood before we need to make camp this eve! Be careful now, don't want you getting another cut, now do we? Boy, go help ye mother out! Ach, the poor wee thing is tuckered out.  I don't think I've heard him utter a word this past while.