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) You are walking through a forest. What does it look like?
Pine trees. It's cold. There's snow on the ground. Not a living thing for miles. Empty. Alone, but beautiful in its own sense.
2) You walk through the forest until you find a body of water. What does it look like?
A relatively small brook. The water is cold and flows fast. Small, smooth stones litter the bottom.
3) You keep walking and find a jar. What does it look like?
Chipped at the top. The lid is missing. It's a little dirty.
4) You run into a bear. What do you do?
Play dead, or find my way back before it notices me.
5) You find a key. What does it look like?
Old. Rusted in places. A dark gold color.
6) You find a stone. What's it look like?
Smooth, shining. Frosted over. Strange colors cover it.
7) You leave the forest. What do you see beyond it?
Mountains. Empty, cold mountains.
8) What do you think of when you hear the word destruction?
Man.
Meanings:
1) The forest represents your life.
Relatively accurate.
2) The body of water represents your sex/love life.
I wish.
3) The jar is your marriage.
...
4) The incident with the bear is how you deal with problems.
I don't know about that...
5) The key is your knowlege.
...
6) The stone is your heart.
...
7) What you see past the forest is your future life.
Hm.
8) The image from the word destruction is your demise.
That much I can believe.
Pine trees. It's cold. There's snow on the ground. Not a living thing for miles. Empty. Alone, but beautiful in its own sense.
2) You walk through the forest until you find a body of water. What does it look like?
A relatively small brook. The water is cold and flows fast. Small, smooth stones litter the bottom.
3) You keep walking and find a jar. What does it look like?
Chipped at the top. The lid is missing. It's a little dirty.
4) You run into a bear. What do you do?
Play dead, or find my way back before it notices me.
5) You find a key. What does it look like?
Old. Rusted in places. A dark gold color.
6) You find a stone. What's it look like?
Smooth, shining. Frosted over. Strange colors cover it.
7) You leave the forest. What do you see beyond it?
Mountains. Empty, cold mountains.
8) What do you think of when you hear the word destruction?
Man.
Meanings:
1) The forest represents your life.
Relatively accurate.
2) The body of water represents your sex/love life.
I wish.
3) The jar is your marriage.
...
4) The incident with the bear is how you deal with problems.
I don't know about that...
5) The key is your knowlege.
...
6) The stone is your heart.
...
7) What you see past the forest is your future life.
Hm.
8) The image from the word destruction is your demise.
That much I can believe.