A snake in the grounds is rarely about evil. It speaks of something kept quiet: a word unsaid, an intention not shown, a closeness you find hard to trust.
In questions about love, a snake usually points to jealousy or to a third person in the story. In questions about work, it is rivalry and the things said behind your back.
It is not a bad sign. A snake also means shedding a skin — the renewal that comes after something ends.
The same shape says different things depending on where it sits.
A shape on the left tells of what is leaving, on the right of what is coming.
Next to a heart, the matter is love: jealousy, or someone else in the picture.
With a road, the choice is yours — the fork is close.
Beside an eye: someone is watching, and their intention is not clear yet.