Pregnant prisoner in Roman cell bathed in narrow sunlight

A cinematic, emotional portrait of Felicitas of Carthage in 203 AD, inside a simple Roman prison cell in Carthage. A young North African woman with warm brown skin, soft round face, expressive dark brown eyes filled with quiet endurance, slightly tired but strong expression. Natural dark textured hair loosely tied back. No makeup, natural features. She is visibly pregnant, sitting on the stone floor of a dim, humble prison room. Her back rests lightly against a rough stone wall. One hand gently holds her pregnant belly, the other resting on her lap. She wears a simple, worn earth-toned Roman tunic made of coarse linen, slightly wrinkled and modest. Light iron chains loosely attached to her wrists, resting on the ground — symbolic but not exaggerated. A narrow beam of warm sunlight enters through a small opening above, softly illuminating her face and belly while the rest of the room remains in shadow. Dust particles visible in the air. Mood: resilience, dignity, maternal strength, suffering with faith. Dramatic chiaroscuro lighting, cinematic realism, high detail skin texture, soft depth of field, 4k resolution, masterpiece.

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