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On November 1, Caer and the other girls would turn into a swan for one year.
What does this mean? This is very unclear phrasing. Also, when you follow the link to Caer, it has a very unclear artical that seems better suited to a disambiguation page and that has less information than the sentence(s) on Caer in this artical. --Akako|☎ 19:25, 15 October 2005 (UTC)