"A pencil drawing for the cover of Dostoyevsky's The Eternal Husband. The design should depict the main characters, Velchaninov and Trusotsky, meeting in the city, surrounded by a strong emotional tension. Velchaninov should be shown with a complex and conflicted expression, looking at Trusotsky with a sense of confusion and internal turmoil. The characters' faces should clearly reflect themes of betrayal, jealousy, and inner conflict. In the background, include a gloomy urban scene of late 19th-century Russia, with narrow streets, cobblestone roads, and old buildings. The city atmosphere should be dark and cold, emphasizing the tension of the period and the emotional weight of the characters. Strong shadows and contrasts should be used in the drawing, highlighting the differences between light and dark to reflect the characters' psychological distress and the cold, lonely ambiance of the environment. No text should be included, with the focus on the characters' relationship and the grim atmosphere of the city." --ar 3:4