Doorways
While walking through the woods one day you come across the remains of an old house.
As you enter the empty shell of what was once a grand home you see one wall still stands. This wall is yellowed from age and contains four doors.
You wander to the doors, trying to decide which one to choose.
Door 1 has what appears to be a very ancient stone archway, similar to what would be seen in books about archaeology, maybe somewhere in the Middle East.
Door 2 has a distinctive Roman or Egyptian look to it and is fairly ornate.
Door 3 also has a stone archway and solid looking oak doors, obviously of the medieval era.
Door 4 is a solid looking wooden door of a strange shape. You've never seen a door that went to a point at the top. The era it is associated with eludes you, almost as if it doesn't quite fit into any time frame.
As you enter the empty shell of what was once a grand home you see one wall still stands. This wall is yellowed from age and contains four doors.
You wander to the doors, trying to decide which one to choose.
Door 1 has what appears to be a very ancient stone archway, similar to what would be seen in books about archaeology, maybe somewhere in the Middle East.
Door 2 has a distinctive Roman or Egyptian look to it and is fairly ornate.
Door 3 also has a stone archway and solid looking oak doors, obviously of the medieval era.
Door 4 is a solid looking wooden door of a strange shape. You've never seen a door that went to a point at the top. The era it is associated with eludes you, almost as if it doesn't quite fit into any time frame.