, and a black cat is crouched under a table holding a top hat.  
One of the figures in this painting was modelled on Annie Miller, to whom the artist was engaged.  John Ruskin wrote of the painting that there is "not a single object in all that room . . . but it becomes tragical if read rightly."  At the bottom left of this painting is a roll of (**) sheet music on a blue cushion which is an arrangement of Tennyson's poem "Tears, Idle Tears.", and a black cat is crouched under a table holding a top hat.  A discarded glove lies next to the base of an unfinished tapestry, which hangs next to a (*) piano at which one of the central figures is seated. This painting shows a woman rising from the lap of a man and gazing out a window, grasping her hands tightly. For 10 points, name this Pre-Raphaelite painting by William Holman Hunt.
One of the figures in this painting was modelled on Annie Miller, to whom the artist was engaged.  
The Awakening Conscience