Merida stands before the bear queen, her shoulders slumped as she holds her hands out pleadingly. Regret and sorrow etched on her face, Merida awaits the bear queen’s judgment. With an angry glare, the queen awaits, her stern gaze a reminder of her unending authority. To capture the somber mood of the scene, take a muted palette of colors to give an almost haunting effect. Use blues, purples, and dark greens for Merida’s clothing to illustrate her sense of guilt, and to contrast with the natural green of the forest backdrop. The bear queen’s throne can be combined with reds and oranges to emphasize her inner fire, and to represent her unyielding royal power. The colors should blend together to create an aura of sadness and dread, something which speaks to how Merida may feel in the queen's presence.