Never Leave Me And I Will

This line comes from "Fundevogel" in the Grimms' Kinder- und Hausmärchen (1812–1857), a tale of two children — Lena and a foundling boy named Fundevogel — who swear never to abandon each other and escape a series of magical threats through their loyalty. The tale belongs to the Grimms' broader category of transformation stories, in which the bond between characters is tested and ultimately proved unbreakable.