The room is large, with light blue walls and a thick carpet. It is warm enough to be comfortable. The couch and chairs are tailored, but overstuffed, and there is a coffee table where I can prop my feet. Bookshelves line one of the long walls, and there are photographs and paintings on the other walls. Several windows let in plenty of natural light.

There are many trees, but the forest is bright. There are a lot of maple and pine trees. There are also some smaller bushes, including lilacs.

There is a clearly marked path through the forest. It is wide enough for two to travel side by side, and it has been well travelled by two more often than by one. It is easily navigated.

The water is a small, slow moving stream. The water is clear and cold. You can see the stream bed. The water would be refreshing to drink.

There are two drinking vessels. One is a common clay cup with a single handle. The other is an ornate silver chalice with two handles. I would like to drink from the stream using the chalice.

 Note that the subject has declined to specify a single cup, although the silver chalice is the one used to drink from the stream. This may suggest that the subject has issues reconciling the romantic (chalice) and practical (clay cup) aspects of marriage and instead views long-term relationships as an either/or proposition.

The key is very ornate and silver, but somewhat tarnished. It looks like it might be to a very heavy door, perhaps for a castle or a tower.