Elegant Authority: The Art Deco Doctor's Office

Create an attractive female doctor in her mid-fifties, with crescent glasses, a severe gray bun, in a soberly furnished doctor's office, with stereotypical furnishings, as she makes her diagnostic judgment sternly and with raised brows across the desk, in her raised left hand, like Justizia, an antique hanging scale - important: not only Art Deco, in which the scales are not balanced, but the pan closest to her is significantly lower, so that the stethoscope around her neck is not obscured. In her other hand she is not holding a sword, but a menacing antique anesthetic syringe. The syringe should be a glass syringe with two round chrome-plated handles made of surgical stainless steel, through which she sticks her index and middle fingers, her thumb on the raised end of the syringe, ready to fire. In her other hand hangs the scale, and in one bowl is a down feather, which weighs heavier, and in the other bowl a coal brickett.