Before you is a woman sitting on a bench, with no clothes on, using her arms to cover her breasts and between her legs; though you see her more from the side than face-on, yours may not be the only eyes here. Nonetheless she sits with one leg crossed over the other; at ease despite her situation. The bench itself is made of wooden slats, with room on either side of her for others to sit. The bench is set before a brick wall, atop blue flooring; so the woman's pale skin is the lightest feature in the scene, and her hair the darkest.
The woman before you is now seated on a different bench, in a different place, though still with no clothes on. Here the environment is rougher and grayer, the wood older, and the wall behind her with vines growing over it and paint stripped away in places. She sits upright, with her hands casually resting in her lap between her thighs, and her breasts no longer covered. She looks askance at something ahead of her, head lowered a little, seemingly wary. As dreary as the scene is, it is oddly brightly lit. Her skin, pale as it is, is vivid against the gray; and features such as her lips and nipples are vivid points of color among it all.
The train may never come, but it may be worth waiting for nonetheless, for whose company might you keep along the way?