The version of the story I heard had her doing this as a protest, not as a punishment - given the situation at the time, either is equally likely, and I only have second-hand versions of the story to go by, never having seen the original account. In either case, she probably would NOT be enjoying the situation (either she was TRULY forced to do this, or she FELT she was forced to do it; neither is likely to result in a happy woman...) I didn't reply to this because I figured someone who knew more about Poser/Bryce conversions would, and then it got burried. I guess I was wrong... It looks like the figure suffers from the standard Bryce-Poser color washout. You need to tweak the lighting and ambience to get a really "good" result, color-wise, especially, it seems with flesh-tones. I don't play with Bryce often enough to suggest exactly what changes should be made. IIRC, the story had her riding through a city, but I could be mistaken on that, and cities (especially from her time - the 17th Century, I think) are not that easy to model in Bryce, from my (limited) experience, so I can understand the background choice, though I think it could use a bump or something (it looks more like painted rocks than foliage for the most part, at least to me).