Then Uta's child held supreme rule, as befitted so rich a queen.

Now the young son of Lady Uta rushed to the fray.

A rich palace was built for Uta fast by the cloister of Lorsch.

He studied acting with her under Uta Hagen and they were later married.

Then noble Uta said to her children, Stay here, good heroes.

Fair Uta's child welcomed Wolfhart, the bold knight, with swift blows.

Then Giselher, fair Uta's son, spake angrily, We will not all do basely.

Queen Uta likewise made known her gladness in receiving the hard-won bride of Gunther.

And they passed before Kriemhild and Queen Uta; never were knights dismissed more courteously.

Giselher, the son of the noble Uta, came hither too.

Soon one saw the noble Uta coming with her child.

The noble Lady Uta then spake to her sons: Pray tarry here, good knights.

The noble Uta heard tales told of the proud warriors who were to come.

This dream she told to Uta, her mother, who interpreted it on this wise.

Wrathfully then spake Giselher, fair Uta's son: Let us not all act as traitors.

Fair Uta's sons, they had a liegeman, brave and true.