Begin with a two-carbon chain, labeled C1 and C2, with a phenyl ring directly attached at C2. At C1, attach a substituent comprising:
1. An imine linkage, where a nitrogen (N3) is double-bonded to a carbon (C4).
2. The imine carbon (C4) also bears a hydroxyl group.
3. C4 is connected via a methylene group (C5) to a tertiary nitrogen (N6).
4. N6 carries two substituents:
   - A methyl group, and
   - A methylene chain leading to a saturated six-membered ring (a piperidine ring composed of five carbons and one nitrogen). In this pyrrolidine ring, the methylene chain attaches at position 4, while the ring nitrogen is assigned as position 1.
5. The pyrrolidine ring nitrogen is further substituted by a two-carbon chain whose terminal carbon bears both a hydroxyl group and a phenyl ring.