Mia Descandion 2002-12-02

The room is an old, rustic log cabin type room. It is decorated with the typical mountain-style wooden table, chair,and sofa. It resembles a country Hearth Catalog. Their is a fireplace in the room, and it is quite warm inside.

The forest is large and filled with large pine and spruce trees. It is surprisingly bright in the forest, and the ground is covered in snow.

The path is abandoned and hard to navigate. It is snowy and uphill the entire way. There is no way to see it.

The water is a small stream, trickling slowly across smooth pebbles. The water is clear and refreshing. The stream also has some grean grass and other plant growth beside it.

The cup is an old sort of pewter cup, decorated with shiny jewels and such. The jewels are red, vibrant, and beautiful. The cup, though old, is sturdy, strong, and a bit cold from sitting out in the snow. It is the sort of cup people would pay over fifty bucks for at a Renaissance Fair (or faire, as the kids say). So I feel pretty damn lucky to find it just sitting around.

Note that the subject feels “lucky to find it just sitting around,” possibly indicating that marriage will be stumbled into rather than actively pursued.

The key is an old pewter key, much like the cup that I have found. I think they are a pair. Maybe the person dropped it somewhere, even though I don't see their footprints. It is an old skeleton key, more than likely there are no doors that will fit it. But it is a nice key, anyway. It may unlock an old trunk or it may just be decorative.

Note that the subject also considers that the key may not open anything at all, surmising that ultimately the quest for fulfillment from a job is fruitless.