"A dramatic naval battle scene in the year 1712, set in front of the iconic Tower of Belém in Portugal. The Spanish corsair Amaro Pargo's ship, a sturdy and swift brigantine equipped with three cannons, confronts the British merchant vessel Saint Joseph, a large merchant brig with towering masts and billowing white sails. The backdrop features the historic Tower of Belém, standing strong against the gray, stormy sky, while cannon smoke drifts across the scene. Amaro Pargo stands resolutely on the deck of his brigantine, commanding his crew with a confident gesture. He is dressed in 18th-century naval attire, with a long coat, tricorn hat, and a sword at his side. His crew, a diverse group of hardened sailors, prepares ropes and grappling hooks to board the enemy ship. The Saint Joseph's captain, Alexander Webster, is depicted on the deck of his ship, looking stunned and frustrated as his men scramble in confusion. The choppy sea reflects the chaos of battle, with waves crashing against the hulls of both ships. The scene captures the intensity and precision of Amaro Pargo’s strategy, with the looming Tower of Belém serving as a striking and symbolic witness to the fierce naval confrontation."