12:45 AM (b) on March 11

I'm sorry for how I treated you, Pauline.

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The image depicts an open notebook resting on a textured, light-colored bedspread. The bedspread features a subtle pattern, possibly floral or geometric, which adds depth to the scene. The notebook has a brown cover and appears to be made of a simple, unadorned material, likely cardboard or thick paper. On the visible page of the notebook, handwritten text is present. The main text reads, "I was too HARSH," with the word "HARSH" crossed out, indicating a correction or reconsideration. There are arrows pointing to the word "HARSH," suggesting a focus on that term. Below this, additional text reads, "when I told him I thought he hated Bach." The handwriting is casual and somewhat uneven, indicating it may have been written quickly or in a moment of emotion. Next to the notebook, there is a yellow pencil with a green and red eraser, positioned diagonally on the bedspread. The pencil appears to be a standard writing instrument, with no visible brand markings. The overall setting is intimate and personal, likely a bedroom, given the bedspread and the arrangement of objects. The lighting is soft, creating a calm atmosphere. The focus on the notebook and pencil suggests a moment of reflection or writing, possibly related to personal thoughts or feelings.
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