Castella makes the cleanest painting she has ever made.
It is a painting of a hoodless Marsel, which she keeps in the middle of a massive book bound with four locks, which she keeps in a box of junk with a lock, which she keeps in like five more boxes, each with locks on them.
And that large box is held shut by an anchor chain with a lock on it.
It’s always an ordeal whenever she wants to look at the painting, so she always makes sure to lock her door first. And push her dresser in front of it.
And weigh that all down with the box that held the other boxes, the book, and her painting.










