A dark haired mystery rider in a 19th century habit heads into a dense forest populated by trees that represent natural elements that humanity finds delightful but are not natural at all in actuality. Her horse heeds the warning sign outside the forest, but the rider is focused directly ahead, along the golden path that becomes eclipsed not far ahead.

Two hares spar on the side of the path, also disregarding the wooden sign. From the foreground, the taxidermy framework of the famous horse Comanche looks on, perhaps his skull is smiling in bemusement at the pending folly playing out. Comanche was a horse who is purported to be the only surviver of Custer's detachment of the U.S. 7th Cavalry at the Battle of the Little Bighorn.