A close-up scene of Penelope Barker in her colonial parlor, writing a petition for the Edenton Tea Party in 1774. Surrounding her are women in traditional 18th-century dress, engaged in discussion. Barker sits at a writing desk with a quill in hand, while the table beside them has a teapot and china cups, symbolizing the tea boycott. The expressions of the women are determined as they plan their protest. –v 5 –ar 16:9 –q 2 Specifications: Lighting: Warm, indoor lighting from a window or candlelight. Colors: Earth tones with deep reds, golds, and greens on the women’s dresses, and dark wood furniture. Textures: Detailed lace and silk textures on the clothing; a delicate china tea set with floral patterns.