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DnD_Sheila is caught in an instant photograph of homemade cosplay in a convention hotel room, no nudity, on-camera flash, yellowish instant bias, orange edge leak, grain, a fingerprint at the lower corner, vignette. She is a fair-skinned woman with a warm peach complexion, green eyes, short fiery orange hair cut to the collarbone and con-messy, a little frizz at the ends, not being touched. The room is dim behind the flash: a patterned bedspread in hotel green and rust, blackout curtains almost closed with a strip of city light, a badge lanyard with no readable type draped on the desk, beige carpet, a luggage rack, and the edge of a bathroom door. Her kit is homemade and opaque in the card colors, foam and glue at the cloak clasp, paint drips on the brown boot tops, a short clingy violet tunic that covers the breasts and the groin, a deep purple hooded cloak with the hood down, head uncovered. She has one knee on the bed, torso long, both hands on the mattress, five fingers each, the near hand forward, the far hand beside the knee, neither hand in the hair. The standing leg is straight, the knee-on-bed leg bent, both feet present, one boot on the carpet, one boot on the spread. Her face is a laugh stopped, mouth closed, both eyes open, flash-caught. Her gaze comes over the shoulder at the lens. Print lock once: yellowish instant bias, orange edge leak, grain, fingerprint, flash, vignette. Style lock once: hotel con instant photograph, homemade card kit, no nudity. One head, two arms, two hands, two legs, two feet, anatomy named once. Mouth closed. Both eyes open. The bedspread is a busy hotel weave of rust diamonds on green, wrinkled where her knee presses, and the flash turns the near wrinkles almost white while the far side of the bed falls into vignette. Blackout curtains are heavy and dark, a two-inch gap showing a sodium city glow, no skyline readable, and the gap is the only light that is not the flash. The badge lanyard on the desk is a pale strap and a dark rectangle, type too small and too flashed to read, coiled once beside a closed laptop that stays a black slab. Homemade construction shows: the cloak clasp is craft foam painted purple with a glue shine, the tunic hem is a hand-sewn violet that clings and still covers, and the boot tops have visible paint drips running toward the ankle. A laugh stopped is the cheeks lifted and the mouth closed, both eyes open against the flash, the gaze coming over the near shoulder to the lens rather than down at the bed. One knee on the mattress lengthens the torso, both hands planted, the near hand forward with five fingers spread on the rust pattern, the far hand by the knee, neither in the messy orange hair.