Victorian Valentine's Day Greeting Card with Two Girls

A heart roughly the size of a small child, festooned with painted roses and a pink ribbon bow, sits at the center of this suspicious transaction between two Victorian girls—because apparently regular-sized hearts weren't screaming 'desperate' enough. The smaller girl, kneeling in a ruffled white dress with a blue sash, clutches the heart from below while the taller girl in a gold puffed-sleeve dress grips it from above, their dynamic suggesting less 'sweet gift exchange' and more 'I found this and I'm deciding whether to let you have it.' Scattered across the grass around them are what appear to be little red hearts or eggs, as if the big heart has been slowly shedding offspring, which is either charming or biologically alarming. The 'To my Valentine' text floats above them in cheerful ignorance of the whole vaguely feudal arrangement happening below it.