Broken

A black and white pencil drawing depicts a stoic man with a focused expression. He has  short hair and strong features, gazing into the distance. The background hints at a textured, abstract style with scattered markings.

A detailed pencil sketch portrays a man with short hair and a serious and contemplative expression. The monochrome style highlights subtle shading and texture.The sketch has a realistic quality, capturing nuanced expressions.The text below reads 'Even the strongest can be broken.'

A monochrome drawing of a man staring pensively witth contemplative expression.. His expression is serious, captured with intricate linework in a grayscale palette.The artwork uses shading to create depth and emotion.highlighting subtle shading and texture.The sketch has a realistic quality, capturing nuanced expressions. The drawing shows a man's face in detail with the weight of knowing how a story ends.

Siya Ram

 In Valmiki's Ramayana, Aranya Kanda, Sarga 43, Verse 9, Sita asks Rama for the deer : "आर्यपुत्राभिरामोऽसौ मृगो हरति मे मनः। आनयैनं महाबाहो क्रीडार्थं नो भविष्यति।।" The English translation is: "O nobleman's son, that delightful deer is stealing My heart. O dextrous one, bring it round; it will be our plaything,"