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(fire crackles)

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(smoke hisses)

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- [Narrator] Carved 
within the crystal hills

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of the great white 
mountains lay a small town

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of iron workers.

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Each day, they earned their wage

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by toiling in the 
mines, pulling oar

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they would smelt at night 
in rugged stone furnaces.

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It was an honest 
life for honest men.

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(hammers clang)

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Of all the workers, the 
youngest was Sawyer.

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Sawyer was not a rich man

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with little more to 
himself than his name

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and an impassioned heart.

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Sawyer was in love 
with a wealthy girl

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from the village named Carrigan.

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Each night they would 
meet beside the falls

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to watch the glittering stars,

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and each night she 
would sing sweetly.

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♪ I dream of a diamond 
in the hills. ♪

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- [Narrator] After she sang,

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they would lie in the 
night's cool grass

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and talk about tender things,

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how the light shone 
through the leaves,

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how skipping stones 
rippled across a clear pond

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or how fat a frog could get

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before he sank a lily pad.

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In the hands of the night, 
the two were as one.

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Before dawn, Sawyer would walk 
Carrigan back to her home,

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then return to his 
shack by the mill

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for another day of drudgery.

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One day while 
working in the mines,

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the foreman were boasting 
about the flakes of mica,

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bits of amethyst 
and crumbs of pyrite

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they found in the hills,

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all of which they 
presented to their lovers

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to show their affection.

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Sawyer, who was too 
poor to keep any

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of the spare minerals 
he discovered,

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had never thought 
to show his love

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to Carrigan with 
a precious stone.

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He loved her, undoubtedly so,

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but did he need a 
jewel to prove it?

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That night, he asked 
Carrigan if she wanted more.

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Carrigan assured him that 
all she wanted was someone

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as sweet and kind as him

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to spend her life with.

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Her greatest treasure 
was the love they shared.

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But after walking Carrigan home,

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Sawyer couldn't help 
but notice the luxury

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with which she lived.

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Her family was gilded with gold.

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His hands were 
marred would soot.

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Though she told 
Sawyer he was enough,

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how could this be true?

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She was always singing of 
a diamond in the hills.

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Seeds of insecurity 
began to grow within him.

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Of all the mountains 
in the notch,

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no foreman dared 
pull from the ledge.

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It was said that death lived

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within the mountain's 
twisting caves,

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guarding a precious diamond

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whose glimmer rivaled that 
of the brightest stars.

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No mere mortal had 
ever ventured inside,

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as to steal from the ledge 
would be to steal from death.

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Sawyer, desperate to prove 
himself, knew what he must do.

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(calm music)

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Under an endless sky, 
Sawyer entered the cave.

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He told no one of his journey.

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They would know soon enough.

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(ominous instrumental music)

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(instrumental music continues)

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As he sunk deeper 
within the stones,

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doubts begin to swell 
and fester in his mind.

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The cave was filled with 
many dazzling crystals,

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but none of them 
were the diamond

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his beloved sang of so sweetly.

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What if he couldn't find 
the fabled diamond cave?

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All the while,

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Sawyer heard a voice 
telling him to keep walking.

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It was Death.

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Long had she waited for a mortal

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to be foolish enough to 
enter the great caves.

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But Death was confused.

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This man seemed untouched

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by the greed expected 
to grip anyone

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who saw the cave's 
immense treasures.

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Did he not covet any of 
these glistening jewels?

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Sawyer walked. Death 
followed, intrigued.

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(calm music)

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In time, Sawyer came upon 
the room of diamonds.

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Before him stood the 
fabled diamond itself,

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even more spectacular 
than he had imagined.

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(happy music)

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But as he stared at 
the glistening walls,

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he was reminded of 
the twinkling stars he

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and Carrigan would gaze at 
together in the night sky.

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He remembered how during 
those quiet moments together,

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their souls felt as one.

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(poignant music)

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Sawyer had been 
foolish, and he knew it.

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He realized he 
should have listened

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when Carrigan said 
he was enough.

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Drowning in the 
depth of his mistake,

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he heard a voice 
floating through the air.

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♪ I dream of a 
diamond in the hills ♪

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- [Narrator] Knowing the risks 
of trying to cheat Death,

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he jolted to his feet and 
began to ascend the cave

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calling out for Carrigan.

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His plaintive cry 
rang through the air,

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so strong it shook the very 
core of the great mountain.

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(rocks crash)

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Suddenly, everything went black.

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Sawyer felt a hand on his 
shoulder. It was Death.

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It was time for him to join her.

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As Sawyer pleaded with Death,

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Death realized perhaps it was 
not greed that blinded humans,

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but insecurity.

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Thus, a deal was struck.

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Sawyer's worries had turned 
into a mountain in his mind.

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Death decided to make 
an example of him.

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His body belonged to Death,

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a warning to all those 
who tried to best her.

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But his soul would 
remain in the mountain,

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allowing him to watch 
the stars with Carrigan

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until the end of time.

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(poignant instrumental music)

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(instrumental music continues)

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(instrumental music continues)