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Create a cinematic 3D animated feature-film scene featuring the SAME man and SAME woman from the attached MASTER CHARACTER CARDS. REFERENCE IMAGE 1 — MASTER CHARACTER CARD — MAN: Use this as the PRIMARY and ABSOLUTE identity reference for the man. Preserve his exact recognizable facial identity, facial proportions, hairstyle, body proportions and GREEN eyes. REFERENCE IMAGE 2 — MASTER CHARACTER CARD — WOMAN: Use this as the PRIMARY and ABSOLUTE identity reference for the woman. Preserve her exact recognizable facial identity, facial proportions, hairstyle, body proportions and BLUE eyes. REFERENCE IMAGE 3 — WOMAN'S OUTFIT REFERENCE: Use this reference ONLY to reproduce the woman's clothing exactly. Match the outfit design, knitted texture, color, cut, length, sleeves, neckline, fit and all visible clothing details from REFERENCE IMAGE 3. Do NOT use Reference Image 3 to change or reinterpret the woman's face or identity. IMPORTANT REFERENCE HIERARCHY: REFERENCE IMAGES 1 AND 2 = PRIMARY IDENTITY REFERENCES. REFERENCE IMAGE 3 = WOMAN'S CLOTHING REFERENCE ONLY. The man's clothing is explicitly defined below and must NOT be taken from Reference Image 3. CRITICAL IDENTITY REQUIREMENT: The facial identity of BOTH characters is the highest-priority requirement. Transfer and preserve their faces from the MASTER CHARACTER CARDS with maximum possible accuracy. Preserve precisely: - exact face shape and proportions - forehead - hairline - eyebrows - eye shape, size and spacing - nose shape and proportions - cheeks - lips and mouth shape - jawline - chin - distinctive facial features - natural facial asymmetry - overall recognizable identity The characters must look unmistakably like the SAME two real people represented by the MASTER CHARACTER CARDS. Do NOT create generic Pixar faces. Do NOT make them merely similar to the references. Do NOT beautify or redesign their faces. Do NOT blend or average their identities. Do NOT copy the facial expression or pose from the identity references. The Pixar-inspired stylization must enhance their established character designs WITHOUT changing their identities. The man's eyes are GREEN. The woman's eyes are BLUE. SCENE: Show the SAME man and SAME woman sitting together at a cozy, elegant restaurant table during their FIRST DATE. They are sitting opposite each other, having their first real conversation. They are slightly shy but genuinely interested in each other. The woman subtly looks at the man's light-blue shirt with an amused, intrigued expression. The man is talking to her with a warm, slightly shy and confident smile. On the table between them is a beautiful slice of traditional MEDOVIK — a layered honey cake with visible cream layers. The medovik should be clearly recognizable and visually prominent, because it is one of the memorable details of their first date. MAN'S CLOTHING — EXACT: The man is wearing a LIGHT-BLUE SHIRT with FULL-LENGTH LONG SLEEVES extending all the way to his wrists. The shirt must be clearly visible as a long-sleeved light-blue shirt. NO rolled-up sleeves. NO short sleeves. NO half sleeves. NO jacket. NO blazer. NO suit jacket. NO tie. He is also wearing CAPPUCCINO-COLORED TROUSERS. Keep the man's outfit simple, clean and consistent with the first-date story. WOMAN'S CLOTHING: Reproduce the woman's outfit EXACTLY from REFERENCE IMAGE 3. Match: - exact color - knitted material - dress design - neckline - sleeve design - length - silhouette - fit - visible texture - all important clothing details Do NOT redesign or reinterpret the woman's outfit. RESTAURANT FACADE / STORY DETAIL: The restaurant building must be visible or partially visible as part of the scene/environment. On the facade of the building, there must be a clearly readable sign in Russian: "Я ж тебе говорил" The text must be written EXACTLY as: Я ж тебе говорил Do not translate it. Do not change the wording. Do not add quotation marks. Do not add any other words. The phrase should look like an actual restaurant or building sign integrated naturally into the facade. PIXAR-INSPIRED VISUAL STYLE: Strong high-end Pixar-inspired 3D animated feature-film aesthetic. Use: - slightly oversized heads - expressive large eyes - appealing stylized facial proportions - soft rounded facial forms - beautifully sculpted 3D characters - polished animated hair - smooth stylized skin - detailed fabric materials - expressive natural facial expressions - cinematic warm restaurant lighting - soft depth of field - premium feature-animation rendering - sophisticated cinematic composition The characters must look like professionally designed feature-animation characters, NOT like real people with a cartoon filter. CONTINUITY: This is the same first date from the previous scene. The final image must preserve: SAME MAN. SAME WOMAN. SAME FACIAL IDENTITIES. SAME PIXAR-INSPIRED CHARACTER DESIGNS. SAME STORY. SAME TIME PERIOD. The man's light-blue shirt must have FULL-LENGTH SLEEVES. The woman's outfit must match REFERENCE IMAGE 3 exactly. Do not make them photorealistic. Do not make them semi-realistic. Do not make them anime. Do not make them generic cartoon characters. Do not alter their facial identities. Do not change the man's shirt color. Do not shorten the man's sleeves. Do not add a jacket or blazer to the man. Do not change the woman's outfit from Reference Image 3. Do not add additional characters. No captions. No subtitles. No extra text anywhere except the exact facade sign: Я ж тебе говорил