photograph of A 17th-century frigate with three towering masts and a full set of sails, navigating through a violent, stormy sea. The frigate’s weathered wooden hull is dark and scarred from years of exposure to the harsh elements. The ship’s sleek, narrow profile is designed for speed, with a sharp, reinforced bow cutting through the churning waves. Its three tall masts are rigged with a complex network of ropes and sails, many of which are torn and flapping violently in the wind. The sails are made of aged canvas, stained with salt and battle-worn from countless storms. The frigate’s stern is decorated with intricate carvings, faded but still visible, while cannons line the sides of the ship, pointing ominously toward the stormy horizon. The ship's decks are chaotic, with the crew of sailors struggling to keep control in the brutal storm. The frigate’s sharp, angled bowsprit stretches out ahead, guiding the ship through the massive, frothy waves that crash against its hull. The ship’s figurehead, once vibrant, is now worn and battered, perhaps representing a lion or a mythic sea creature. The dark, violent sky is filled with swirling clouds, and lightning strikes sporadically, casting eerie light on the scene. The wind howls through the rigging, and the sea is a roiling mass of white-capped waves, some towering as high as the ship’s upper deck, as the frigate fights for survival in this tumultuous and unforgiving storm.