The room has a very organic design. It seems saturated in a warm light, as though it is early morning. The furniture almost seems to curve into the walls. There is a large open space in the center of the wooden floor that has a soft tied rug. It is a circular room with a lot of windows and through the windows lush green growing things.
The forest is full of aspen trees. The trees are tall and white, with slightly yellow leaves. The wind blows through them creating a gentle, relaxing sound. The trees are rather spread out, and you can almost see hills beyond them, but it could just as easily be just what you would expect to see if you could see beyond the trees.
There is no real path to follow, there is a lot of freedom to wander wherever you choose, and no place you must get to. The trees are far enought apart that there is no obstruction, you can move freely anywhere you would like to.
It is a thin stream, about three feet wide, and gently cascades down the hill. The water is very clear and the surface unbroken. It is cool and refreshing. As is runs down the hill it burbles comfortingly.
It is a glass goblet with a silver stem. The ornamentation of the stem reaches up and creates a kind of cradle for the glass bowl. There are organic decorations on the stem, fruits or vines. The glass bowl is clear and has a rather wide opening, though it is also deep.
The key is thin and silver. The end of it (where you hold it) is round and flat, with a graceful curve, not solid metal. The key doesn't open anything, if it did once, that thing has become lost or destroyed. The key is just a possesion for whoever chooses to take it.