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In the human unconscious, spiders hold a place of fear and respect that’s entirely out of proportion to their tiny size. Perhaps it’s their skill in hunting, their patience when lying in wait, or their ability to weave devious webs to trap their prey. Whatever the reason, spiders evoke a strong mixture of feelings in us all.

Imagine you are a spider, sitting at the center of a large web you have spun.
You will need a pencil and paper for this one - to record your answer (or you can describe with words what you pictured in the comments section).

1. Draw a picture of your web and the number and types of insects you have trapped in it.
2. You move to make a meal of one of your pray, but somehow it frees itself from the web and escapes. As it hurries out of reach, the lucky bug says something to you. What are its parting words?

 
Source: Kokology - The Game of Self-Discovery