You sha'n't have any other! ANOTHER LITTLE ONE Go away! She shall stay with us till you know! ANOTHER LITTLE ONE Go away! We'll wait for you; we shall all be down there! THE FIRST LITTLE ONE Go away, go away!... You're hurting her dreadfully! THE SMALLEST OF THEM ALL (_Embracing his_ MOTHER.) Come, mummy, come!... He doesn't know yet!... (_They all gather and press closely round their_ MOTHER, _hurrying and dragging her along and waving good-bye to_ TYLTYL: "See you soon! See you soon again!... Down there, down there!... See you soon!" ...THE MOTHER _turns and gazes fixedly at_ TYLTYL; _then the outlines of the hall darken, lose their colour and distinctness, dissolve and disappear. Only_ TYLTYL, LIGHT, DESTINY _and_ THE SIX GIRLS _remain in front of the Curtain representing the Milky Way_.) TYLTYL Well, I'm in a nice mess!... What am I to do?... Is it my fault if I can't remember?... LIGHT Don't be afraid. They know what they are saying. You will find her again.... Let us go, quickly!... I am sure that she is waiting for you where you least expect her. TYLTYL (_Dreamily_.) She really is beautiful!... I believe they are right.... I believe it's really she.... (_They all go out_.) CURTAIN ACT V SCENE X _Before the Curtain representing the Edge of a Forest_ (_Enter_ TYLTYL _and_ LIGHT.) LIGHT Here we are at last. TYLTYL Where? LIGHT Why, near your home!... Don't you recognize your forest? TYLTYL My forest, my forest?... (_Looking around him_.) Why, so it is!... I've seen those beeches before, somewhere. LIGHT That's more than likely, as they're close to the house in which you were born. TYLTYL Well, it's about time I did get home. I am tired out. LIGHT It has been a fatiguing journey, but not without results. TYLTYL Results?... Where?... When we started I was in love with six girls; now we've returned, I love only one; and she's just the one who hasn't come back with me.... But where are those six others and what are they doing? And Destiny too? He was looking very ill.... LIGHT Here they are. (_Enter_ THE SIX GIRLS. _The last_, JALLINE, _carries_ DESTINY, _who still wears his cloak and sombrero, but who has shrunk to the dimensions of quite a small child and appears very tired_.) JALLINE (_Passing_ DESTINY _to_ MILETTE.) Will you take him for a moment? He's not very big, but dreadfully heavy. MILETTE (_Taking him from_ JALLINE'S _arms_.) Come to me, my little Tiny, come; there, don't cry.... DESTINY (_In a whining baby voice_.) Me? I never cwy!... I'm alwayth the thame!... I'm unthakable, immovable, indefatigable, implacable and inegthowable!... MILETTE Yes, yes, Tiny, we know, you're a very good little boy.... (DESTINY _falls asleep in her arms_.) He's gone to sleep! JALLINE (_Wrapping him in his cape, with a motherly gesture_.) He's a dear, sweet, obedient little thing, but seems very tired. LIGHT