Snowglobe Post
The snowglobe is filled with different scenes, each one obscured by smoke and mist and snow; when it's shaken, it shows the next scene. One right after the other, and there are a few of them, in a place such as this.
It's easy to see the first one; it's a very noticeable city, with tall buildings and a crowded atmosphere.
The scene is then changed on the next shake, to a nice apartment complex with a gate in front of it.
The next scene is of a large office. If it can be called an office, really; there's a desk, but there's also a pirate ship and a tree growing out from the back of it.
The next is a bloody apartment, with the words "No More Happily Ever After" written in blood on the wall.
The scene shown after that is of a place called "Golden Boughs Retirement Home".
Next scene is a place that has a lot of special meaning; it's a farm.
The next place is where a death occurred, that Snow remembered clearly, and so it was in the globe.
The next two places had a few differences between them, though they were both cabins; one was a cabin that had housed a loving mother and two daughters.
The second cabin was a place of horror.
The second from last is of a beautiful castle. Almost something out of a movie, or a fable.
And the final scene is of a valley that could use a place to live.
It's easy to see the first one; it's a very noticeable city, with tall buildings and a crowded atmosphere.
The scene is then changed on the next shake, to a nice apartment complex with a gate in front of it.
The next scene is of a large office. If it can be called an office, really; there's a desk, but there's also a pirate ship and a tree growing out from the back of it.
The next is a bloody apartment, with the words "No More Happily Ever After" written in blood on the wall.
The scene shown after that is of a place called "Golden Boughs Retirement Home".
Next scene is a place that has a lot of special meaning; it's a farm.
The next place is where a death occurred, that Snow remembered clearly, and so it was in the globe.
The next two places had a few differences between them, though they were both cabins; one was a cabin that had housed a loving mother and two daughters.
The second cabin was a place of horror.
The second from last is of a beautiful castle. Almost something out of a movie, or a fable.
And the final scene is of a valley that could use a place to live.