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A surreal, symbolic, and avant-garde illustration of a character looking into a grand, floor-to-ceiling ornate mirror, seeing a different, more tragic version of themselves, in the introspective style of Riyoko Ikeda. The mirror frame is a masterpiece of Baroque wood-carving, featuring weeping cherubs, thorny vines, and blooming roses that seem to physically grow out of the glass surface. The art style features a sophisticated contrast between the "real" character in the foreground and the "idealized" reflection, both rendered with the iconic shimmering eyes, long eyelashes, and flowing, golden hair. The composition uses fragmented panels, floating flower petals, and shattered glass shards to suggest a fractured identity and the loss of innocence. The lighting is ethereal, multidirectional, and prismatic, creating a rainbow-like effect that fills the scene with a sense of magic, mystery, and deep psychological depth. The mood is "mysterious, philosophical, and hauntingly beautiful," exploring the duality of the human soul.