This image is a compelling representation of a surrealist concept. The anchor, which is now significantly smaller in comparison to its earlier renditions, is lodged in a cloud high above. This element of the composition, despite its reduced size, continues to maintain its symbolic prominence. Its 180-degree rotation adds to the surreal effect, creating a sense of the unusual and unexpected. The focus of the image has been shifted to emphasize the two children - a 12-year-old boy and an 8-year-old girl - who are climbing the rope descending from the anchor. The details in their expressions and posture are more pronounced, effectively conveying their effort and determination. This human element introduces a dynamic and relatable aspect to the otherwise fantastical scene. The rope, which now clearly leads to the center of a small, dry, and desolate settlement below, adds a sense of direction and purpose to the composition. It bridges the surreal, sky-bound anchor with the grounded, realistic setting of the settlement, creating a juxtaposition between the dreamlike and the mundane. Lastly, the watercolor style with its soft, dreamlike color palette remains consistent, enhancing the overall surreal nature of the scene. This choice of colors and technique contributes to the ethereal and whimsical quality of the image, anchoring it firmly in the realm of surrealism.