Talk:Sweet Land

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[edit] Screenshot request

I removed the screenshot request template as per my addition of a screenshot. --Anthony5429 16:08, 20 October 2006 (UTC)

[edit] setting

more specifically, it is set in a township in Becker County, Minnnesota. One can clearly see this in a screenshot which shows a letter addressed from Becker County

[edit] Her origins

The page incorrectly claims Inge is mistaken for a German. While she does speak Norwegian, it is her secondary language that loosely lets her communicate with that other mail-order-bride and Olaf. She is German. Her name is German. The minister who could vouch for her identity is, go figure, from her home German town.Levelistchampion 22:54, 21 February 2007 (UTC)