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An indoor scene shows a computer monitor displaying a presentation slide, positioned to the left of a mechanical keyboard. The monitor screen is illuminated, contrasting with the darker surroundings. The slide on the monitor is titled "What is a Sonnet?". Below the title, there are bullet points defining a sonnet: "A very structured type of poetry in which the author attempts to show two related but differing things to the reader in order to communicate something about them." It also states, "Developed in Italy, probably in the thirteenth century." An additional point describes, "A sonnet shows two related, contrasting things or ideas (e.g. life vs. death; youth vs. old age) to communicate something about them (offer a message)." An illustration of William Shakespeare's head is visible on the slide. To the right of the monitor, a mechanical keyboard with yellow and blue keycaps is present. Several red indicator lights are visible on the keyboard. Behind the keyboard, faint blue LED lights from another electronic device, possibly a speaker or CPU fan, are visible, along with various wires. The overall lighting suggests an indoor setting, possibly at night or in a dimly lit room, with the monitor and device lights providing the primary illumination. No specific location cues for Riyadh are visible.
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