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a it is a desert that is not hot, and bounded by mountains, its evening and the sun hovers above the them. There is an oasis by me

2.) In this desert there is . . . a cube! What does the cube look like? What’s it made of (if you know)? What color is it? How big? Is it sitting on the
sand, or in some other position? How close or far away is it?

it glows, is different colors depending on the angle you look at it (green blue and pink/red), about a foot and a half, floating in midair, about 20 ft away.

3.) In this desert there is also a ladder. Where is it (in relation to the cube)? What is it made of? What position is it in? Does it have many rungs? A
few rungs?

the ladder is to the left, made of metal, unfolded standing up, 7 or 8 rungs

4.) In this desert there now appears . . . a horse. Where is the horse? What color is it? What is it doing? Does it have on a saddle or bridle, or not?

the horse is behind me, tan, eating some shrub, no saddle, calm

5.) Now, somewhere in the desert there is a storm. What kind of storm is it? Where is it? And does it affect the cube, the ladder, the horse, or not?

thunderstorm, a little closer than the horizon. it affects the cube, not visibly, but it fills it with energy. It tosses the ladder but the horse can out pace it with ease

6.) Finally, somewhere in the desert are flowers. Where are they (in relation to the cube, ladder, horse, storm)? What kind are they? Are they many or few?
Scattered or clustered?

the flowers are behind the cube, maybe 20-50 feet, not sure what type, they are a blue violet, and mixed with goldenrod. Its a whole field

an expansive desert with golden sands and an oasis here and there. it’s hot like a desert would normally be. the sun is shining brightly overhead and you can faintly see the moon on the horizon.

2.) In this desert there is . . . a cube! What does the cube look like? What’s it made of (if you know)? What color is it? How big? Is it sitting on the
sand, or in some other position? How close or far away is it?

it’s a cube made of water, obviously it’s color is that of the ocean (a clear greenish-blue). it’s the size of a whale! and it sits along the horizon.

3.) In this desert there is also a ladder. Where is it (in relation to the cube)? What is it made of? What position is it in? Does it have many rungs? A
few rungs?

the ladder is made of vines that have blooming flowers growing on them. the ladder is leaning against the cube of water. it has 23 rungs, each 1 1/4 feet apart.

4.) In this desert there now appears . . . a horse. Where is the horse? What color is it? What is it doing? Does it have on a saddle or bridle, or not?

the horse is beneath the cube and beside the ladder. it is dark brown with a white mane and tail. it’s eating the blossoms growing on the ladder. it is saddle-less and has no bridle.

5.) Now, somewhere in the desert there is a storm. What kind of storm is it? Where is it? And does it affect the cube, the ladder, the horse, or not?

there is a dark rainstorm, with thunder but no lightning. it spans the sky above the desert, but you can see the end of it if you look along the horizon, there is sunlight at its end. the storm proceeds slowly westward. and it does not affect the cube of water and cannot affect the horse because it is sheltered by the cube. the ladder of vines enjoys the shower.

6.) Finally, somewhere in the desert are flowers. Where are they (in relation to the cube, ladder, horse, storm)? What kind are they? Are they many or few?
Scattered or clustered?

there are 7 flowers. 2 daisies, 3 roses, and 2 lotus blossoms. they are beneath the cube, surrounding the ladder, and the horse is tempted to eat them. they are in a circle, sheltered from the storm by the cube.