Angel Island

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The aftermath of a shipwreck leaves five men in a state of shock and despair, resembling corpses more than survivors. Lying motionless and silent, they are bruised and bloodless, their features stark and their eyes hollow. The atmosphere is heavy with a sense of hopelessness as they stare vacantly at the sea, caught in a trance-like state. This haunting scene explores themes of survival, trauma, and the fragility of life, capturing the psychological and physical toll of their ordeal.