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This is the same as a game,not having an end~Before i Decay [The GazettE]
Per le ninfe ho voluto usare colori "naturali", chiari, mentre per il satiro (che è molto più animale) il marrone.
Il dipinto è bellissimo, anche perchè di solito è sempre il satiro a maltrattare gli altri (infatti "panico" deriva proprio da Pan). Qui addirittura, le ninfe lo prendono per le corna e se la ridono, come una rivincita.