Returning from the remand prison in Vaasa and transported to the Harri farm by Maija's father, Antti—shackled and dressed in prisoner's garb—sings the folk song Tuuli se taivutti koivun larvan (The Wind Bent the Birch). Maija, who is nervous to meet Antti and has gone into the woods, overhears her beloved's sorrowful song.
Returning from his confinement in Vaasa, Antti was brought to the Harri farm by Maija's father—chained and attired in prisoner's clothing—he sang a traditional folk song, Tuuli se taivutti koivun larvan (The Wind Bent the Birch). In the woods, Maija, who was apprehensive about encountering Antti, heard her loved one's mournful tune.