**Scene:** Night. A church exterior, stained glass window lit not from within (church is dark/empty) but from outside — streetlights, maybe with a cold blue-white or sodium-orange cast, hitting the glass at an angle. **Composition:** The narrator stands in front of the window, close enough that his silhouette or body blocks the "figure" portion of the stained-glass saint — only the halo and surrounding decorative glass are visible around him. He looks rough: torn/dirtied clothes, maybe a small cut or dried blood, exhausted posture — visual evidence of the crash, but no drama, just aftermath. **The break:** The halo isn't whole — interrupted by the window's stone mullions, a crack in the glass, or his own shoulder/head cutting across it. Whichever you pick, it should look like the halo simply doesn't fit around him rather than being destroyed dramatically. **Palette:** Cold streetlight (blue/white or sodium orange) against warm-toned stained glass — that clash of color is very synthwave and reinforces "false holiness," light coming from the wrong place. **Framing:** Probably a medium shot, waist-up or so, so both his rough state and the broken halo read clearly at album-cover thumbnail size. Mehr sehen