The Piper is coming nearer," he said, "he is nearer than he was that evening I saw him before. His long, shadowy cloak is blowing around him. He pipes-he pipes-and we must follow-Jem and Carl and Jerry and I-round and round the world. Listen- listen-can't you hear his wild music?
by L.M. Montgomery
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In "Rainbow Valley," a character expresses the ominous presence of the Piper, suggesting that he is drawing closer. This evokes a sense of urgency and foreboding, as the character acknowledges the haunting melody that compels them to follow. The imagery of the Piper's shadowy cloak and the enchanting yet eerie music creates a vivid atmosphere of both allure and danger.

The ability of the Piper's music to captivate the listeners indicates a powerful, almost enchanting force that beckons them to embark on a journey. The mention of different characters—Jem, Carl, and Jerry—implies a shared experience among friends, suggesting themes of adventure and the unknown in their pursuit of the Piper’s call. This moment highlights the blend of beauty and apprehension in the face of a mysterious and powerful figure.

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