This repeats the more clustered look of the group two drawing, but I think it comes together better. It comes off as a clustered conversational setting as opposed to a photographic setting, but with the tiering it appears people are more drawn in to the conversation. It has a bit more symmetry and balance, particularly by using the two, shall we say more "robust" characters to define the borders. While Sunshine is in the back, its like he's trying to jump into the conversation as opposed to being outside of it. It does have the more complexly designed characters clustered together, but I think it works for this piece as the left hand characters seem to be visually drawn to those characters suggesting they are the focus of the conversation.