We’re all under the streetlamps, everyone’s the color of day-old piss. When I’m fifty, this is how I’ll remember my friends: tired and yellow and drunk.
Art by John Everett Millais: "Ophelia", 1851 - 1852
It depicts Ophelia, a character from William Shakespeare's play Hamlet, singing before she drowns in a river.
Millais’s model for the painting was a young woman aged nineteen called Elizabeth Siddall. To create the effect of Elizabeth pretending to be Ophelia drowning in the river, she posed for Millais in a bath full of water. To keep the water warm some oil lamps were placed underneath.
While posing, Elizabeth wore a very fine silver embroidered dress bought by Millais from a second-hand shop for four pounds.
Drown - Aquaman will not let anyone drown when he is around. He will not let anyone die under the water because there is no air. No one near him has ever drowned.