For this scene I dressed Anissa, Evi and Noelia as Roman citizens.
It is a rather free interpretation, I know. According to the fresco at the wall it should be a room in a dance school. So they could be 3 professional dancers.
When I try to get information about these times I got most of it from the excavations of Pompeii and Herculaneum. So I was inspired to do a scene of the days short before the volcanic eruption of Mount Vesuvius in autumn 79 AD.
The water of the fountain seems to be warmer than usual and the birds are leaving the place (birds in North Europe do that usually before winter, but not birds in warm countries). Situation seems to be serious and frightening, but all this was unknown in these times, so they try to find an explanation by discussing the topic.
All three will go to Rome the next day. They should dance for the friend of blonde Anissa, Gaius Caecilius Cilo, a Roman lawyer and writer. He will go back to Rome and currently stays in Misenum, so from there they should travel together.
All three will never see this place again. But Anissa's friend will leave us the information we have today. Also his name is used for this type of eruption (plinian eruption). His name is known in history: Plinius (Pliny) the younger.
A lot of things we know about the Romans today was preserved in a time capsule formed by the ashes of Vesuvius.
Technical details:
All characters are made with MakeHuman, the small figurines of the fountain are low-poly proxies with additional hair and a normal-map. I took a modern pole-dance pose for them.
Blender fluid simulation was used to create the water.
Btw: the Background image is a modified wikimedia image
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/58/Pompeii%26Vesuvius.JPGEspecially I changed the height of the volcano, unfortunately I did not find an image before the eruption

My friend Elv helped me with:
- Fringe Hippy Dress1 (unchanged)
- Fringe off shoulder dress1 (with modified material)
- Peep toe Slingbacks1 (unchanged)
- Caesar Heels (geometry)
- Sarong Dress (geometry)
Thank you, Elv

- last day in Pompeii
p.s.: Before I forget, meanwhile I figured out that Romans had windows made from glass already. Smaller glass planes and not as clear as the windows of today. So the question what will happen when it rains is solved
