About this game I liked that both kings were facing eachother and at mate's reach if either player made a mistake. Although White's dark-squared Bishop prevented White's king from being mated in h8, Black's last Rf7 could've delivered mate on h7 if White carelessly captured on b4.

White's last Rxf7# delivers mate with a visually pleasing center filled with pawns in an arrow-ish fashion, all preventing Blak's king from escaping. At the arrow's pointy end, as if dripping from it, we see a black passed pawn marching down the board fully aware that it won't promote.

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