My XA died but it left me a gift

I have owned almost a dozen Olympus XAs over the past twenty years.
They are brilliant little machines but they are susceptible to massive
and catastrophic failures. I have kept on buying ones that seemed to
work despite their faults. This one was a very good little camera for
about six years until I had it with me a month ago on a trip out of
town. Its shutter gave up the ghost and only allowed itself to do
fifteen- and thirty-second shots. I didn't know that fact for some
time, so I took a few dozen pictures with the handicap. The negative
frames are all very close to black as a result.

However, there are traces of images in several, and here is one. I like it.

This was expired Kodak 200 film. According to the negative's edge markings, 200-8 is the formulation; that places it around 2007, I think.