A leader is chosen.
Lightning strikes the fort, and Ronja is born.
Ronja grows to be a lively ten-year-old and is given permission to go into the forest.
During her first visit to the forest, Ronja takes in new sights and faces danger.
While practicing not being frightened, Ronja is chased. Later, at Hell’s Gap, she sees something unexpected.
Ronja learns that Birk is the son of Borka, her father’s longtime adversary.
Mattis and his robbers challenge Borka and his robbers at Hell’s Gap. Ronja learns more about her father.
While walking through the forest in a thick fog, Ronja is tempted by a sweet, dangerous song.
Mattis tries to drive Borka from the fort while Ronja wonders why she hasn’t seen Birk all autumn.
While out practicing skiing, Ronja takes a tumble.
Ronja struggles to free herself before heavy snowfall comes.
Ronja falls ill and can’t help but worry about Birk.
Determined to see Birk, Ronja works hard to try to clear rubble that’s plugged an underground passage.
Lovis orders the robbers to wash their dirty bodies in the snow.
Spring returns to the forest, and Ronja and Birk meet two wild horses.
The conflict between Mattis and Borka intensifies, and Ronja faces a horrible sight.
Ronja decides upon a daring act that changes everything.
Ronja returns to the forest and makes a bold decision.
Ronja and Birk hear something moving around inside the cave.
Ronja and Birk have a big argument, sending Ronja from the cave in tears.
Ronja and Birk tend to a wounded mare, and try to tame Villain and Savage.
Ronja and Birk encounter the Great Harpy as they drift towards Greedy Falls.
Ronja and Birk are startled by a visitor.
As autumn approaches, Birk is surprised by an unexpected offer.
With the forest swarming with the sheriff’s soldiers, Noddle-Pete offers a plan, but Ronja has an idea of her own.
The robbers return to robbing, and Noddle-Pete tells Ronja a fascinating secret.
