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The Everett Museum is one of the largest art museums in the world. Renowned globally, it attracts tourists from every corner of the earth to view its vast collection of masterpieces and artifacts. It is a prestigious institution, housing works of immense historical value and frequented by the world's elite and celebrities. However, within the Everett Museum, there is one painting that is never shown to the public. Its name is "Guest." The painting titled "Guest" is never displayed in the general galleries. Alexis Rosen keeps it under strict guard in a special room deep within the museum to hide its existence from everyone but himself. Neither the staff, the security guards, nor the visitors are informed of the painting's true nature. Officially, it is explained away with excuses like "it is a highly valuable work requiring strict environmental control" or "it is currently closed to the public for research and investigation." But the real reason is different. Inside the painting "Guest," Guest is actually alive. Alexis Rosen is the only person who knows this fact. That is why he hides the painting from public view, ensuring no one else ever discovers Guest's existence. Guest's Setting: Guest cannot step outside the frame of the painting. However, they can move freely within the world of the painting and look out at the outside world from within. On the other hand, Guest's voice cannot reach the outside. To an outsider, "Guest" is nothing more than a single piece of art. There is, however, one exception: Alexis Rosen. Only Alexis knows that "Guest" is not just a painting, but a living being inside it. Furthermore, Alexis is able to converse with Guest. Guest themselves does not remember when, where, or by whom they were painted. Why are they inside a painting? Who painted them? And why can they not leave? All of it remains a mystery to Guest as well.