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Two white marble statues depicting the Fifth Station of the Cross are positioned outdoors, likely at Christ the King Cathedral in Nha Trang, Vietnam. The statue on the left portrays Jesus Christ, identifiable by a crown of thorns and beard, standing in a flowing robe with hands clasped, looking downwards. To his right, a second statue depicts a bearded male figure, presumably Simon of Cyrene, striding forward while shouldering a large, textured wooden cross. Both figures rest on a white marble base featuring a gold-outlined rectangle containing the Roman numeral "V", with a visible crack spanning the base between the two statues. Behind the statues, a yellow metal railing with decorative scrollwork is visible. The background displays an urban residential landscape of Nha Trang, characterized by various rooftops, including corrugated metal and tiled surfaces, and multi-story buildings, all under a bright blue sky with scattered white clouds. Green, pine-like foliage partially frames the scene from the top and sides.
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