01 Work, The Art of War, Henry Zaidan’s Pre-Raphaelite Alma in the Dungeon, with footnotes
Alma in the Dungeon
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A still photo, Pre-Raphaelite style painting of an elegant, slender Arabian warrior woman with flowing dark red hair, clad in delicately ornate yet scant Arab armor, revealing mud-spattered legs, arms, and midriff beneath a veneer of battle weariness, positioned gracefully on the stone floor of a dimly lit, medieval dungeon cell, her curvaceous form bathed in a sliver of light from a small, barred window, camera lens capturing the raw emotional intensity, portrait lens effect, natural light emphasis, shallow depth of field to accentuate the poignant solitude
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