I would REALLY like to use `PlantUML` to create the diagrams used by my tiny team for all the usual reasons. I'm a senior developer with proficiency in most modern tools and systems. Our development is all done on Rocky Linux systems that run on AWS EC2 instances. We want to use `PlantUML` to create `.png` and `.svg` diagrams for a variety of internal and external documents.
After a day of thrashing, I've decided to ask for help.
My test case is the classic "Composite" pattern from "Design Patterns" (the "Gang of Four" text). I want to generate a drawing that looks like this:

After much searching, reading, head-scratching and trial-and-error, here is the closest I've been able to come:
@startuml compositePattern
object Client
object Component
object Leaf
object Composite
skinparam linetype ortho
'Component *-- Client
Client -* Component
Component <|- Leaf
Component <|- Composite
Composite o-- "1" Component : children
@enduml
This looks like the following:

Well, at least it has the four participants.
Is there a tutorial someplace? I've been through the docs and tried all kinds of things. Here's what I haven't been able to do:
- The `Client` element should at the left, even with the `Component` element.
- The 'Leaf` and `Composite` elements should be below the `Component` element, and should share a common arrow as in the example shown above.
- I'd REALLY like the "children" reference to resemble the original example. Its label should at least be obviously associated with the aggregation arrow
- The elements should all have the same width
I'd really like a reference or citation to some resource that can help me to at least come close to the example image.