{
 "pick": "A",
 "why": "A is the only one that already reads as her. The raised arm and torch make the silhouette, and the slopes lapping down the robe look like cloth falling. That's 'every piece lapping the one below', and it's the right mess to keep while everything else stays plain.",
 "notes": {
  "A": "Real silhouette with arm and torch. The robe falls like cloth. The skirt is a bit busy and the head needs a crown.",
  "B": "Topographic layers are nice, but it reads as a skyscraper. No arm, no torch, and only 81% of its own pieces.",
  "D": "The bubbly texture is charming and the stubby arm is there, but it looks like a cactus or a stack of coins, not a robe.",
  "E": "Honest and blocky, but no arm. It's a monolith on a plinth, a tower more than a woman.",
  "F": "Striking cathedral ribs and a good torch arm. But it reads as a Gaud\u00ed spire or an Eiffel Tower more than a draped figure."
 }
}