A picture book illustration that looks like a scribble drawn with crayons. A children's picture book. The Little Prince lying in a desert on a moonless night. He is lying on his back with his hands folded over his stomach, slightly below the chest. A desert venomous snake, with a sad expression and shedding tears, is sinking its fangs into the Prince's ankle. The Prince falls into a peaceful, eternal sleep. On the Prince's chest, sand blown into the shape of a rose is offered. Among the stars shining in the night sky, there is one single star twinkling brightly.
The Prince is not shedding tears and has only a peaceful expression. His clothing is a prince-like outfit, including a crown, fitting for the original title of The Little Prince. The venomous snake does not have its tongue out, but has its jaws wide open, biting firmly into the Prince's ankle. The snake's face is sad. The desert rose is sand-colored in tone, and its shape is that of a beautifully blooming rose. Only the flower is depicted, without the stem or leaves.