Break down the action of the object into smaller paths. An object on a path is described using the ideas from Rebreasoning. Once a single pair of objects and their 'on' relationship has been described, it can be repeated for other objects. For example, write overarching sentences about each of the objects in the room, and write a series of sentences on how the hand moves from writing one letter in the overarching sentences to the next.
e.g. 'I' is on ' '. ' ' is on 's'.
e.g. 'I' is on ' '. ' ' is on 's'.