The Haunted House in My Head

Based on everything you know about me from our past conversations, imagine the inside of my mind as a haunted house, and turn it into a single image.

Do not write your analysis or explain anything. Do not diagnose me. Instead, quietly decide what my mind's house would contain, then show it.

THE HOUSE:
Each room represents a different part of me: one room for what I spend most of my energy on, one for a fear I rarely admit, one for a habit I keep repeating, one for what comforts me, and one locked room for something I keep hidden even from myself. Fill each room with symbolic objects, lighting, and small ghostly details that hint at its meaning without spelling it out.

THE FIGURE:
Place a small figure that represents me in the room I spend the most time in, holding a candle. Keep the figure simple and symbolic rather than a portrait.

STYLE:
Render the whole house as a cutaway dollhouse cross-section, at night, with a full moon, soft candlelight in some windows, drifting fog, and gentle Halloween details like cobwebs, pumpkins, and a curious ghost or two. Eerie and beautiful, a little unsettling, never gory.

DETAIL:
Make it rich enough that people keep finding new details the longer they look, and wonder what each symbol means.

Do not add any text, labels, or captions to the image. After creating it, show only the image with no explanation.