[VISION] | PEOPLE: There are no people visible in the image. | TEXT: "I told you," said Epstein. There is Epstein in his inner world, trying, ostrich like, not to look out. Little beyond his strict realm seems palatable or even all that familiar to him. Not long ago, when I met him for lunch in the West Village, he noted that he hadn’t been out to lunch in a restaurant in 10 years. Then there is the outside world pressed to the glass, appalled and titillated by the monster inside the big house, with press accounts recycling the mysterious billionaire mythology—a man of vast and unsourced riches living in a parallel universe of absolute entitlement—and offering brief glimpses of him stepping out of the house (the same photos endlessly republished), and suggesting depravity inside. In fact, the life in the house, without wife or children or conventional domestic demeanor, in some way conforms to the most scripted fantasies: a life somewhere between Daddy Warbucks and Eyes Wide Shut. There is indeed a group of young women who act as Epstein’s support staff and companions. Some have worked for him for many years, marrying, having children, and continuing as part of his business and household infrastructure. One woman, on an afternoon when I was there, had just returned from an around-the-world honeymoon that Epstein had arranged for her. Some are, or have been, his romantic interests. His present girlfriend, whom he met four years ago at a | OBJECTS: The image contains text but no other objects are visible. | SETTING: The setting is not specified, but it appears to be a document or a page from a book. | ACTIVITY: The activity is reading the text on the page. | NOTABLE: The text discusses a person named Epstein, his lifestyle, and the reactions of the outside world to him. It mentions a group of young women who act as his support staff and companions, and a woman who returned from a honeymoon arranged by Epstein.