4:15 PM on January 19

I, I'd turn around

In the scene, a woman with long, dark hair appears distressed as she speaks on a telephone. She is holding a small child, who has curly hair and is dressed in a brown jacket. The woman is wearing a light blue sweater and has a pained expression, indicating emotional turmoil. The dialogue on the screen reads, "I hate that you're in here, Ricky," suggesting a conversation with someone incarcerated. In the background, there are blurred figures, including a man in a beige coat, which adds to the setting's somber atmosphere. The environment appears to be a visitation area, likely in a correctional facility, characterized by glass partitions and a clinical, institutional feel. The lighting is bright but harsh, contributing to the overall tension of the scene. The emotional weight of the moment is palpable, highlighting themes of separation and distress.
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