Canada at the beginning of the 20th century... Her student years are behind her, and “Anya from Prince Edward Island” becomes “Anya from Noisy Poplars,” the headmistress of a high school in a small town. Since the modest “bride’s ring” adorns her hand, she has been very interested in the heartfelt affairs of other people and rejoices in the fact that there is so much happiness in the world. And again there is a turn in the road, and behind it is a wedding and your “Dream House”. Everyone is sad that she is leaving. But wouldn't it be terrible to know that they were glad she was leaving, or that they wouldn't miss her a little when she left?