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Use <<<image_1>>> as the visual reference for the table scene, framing, and especially the spider-web style. Create a realistic cinematic shot inside a cozy indoor cafe or tabletop setting. A single [OBJECT] sits alone on a table, clearly visible near the center of the frame. The background is softly blurred with warm ambient lighting and a calm atmosphere. There is a brief moment of stillness. Then a large stretched spider web suddenly shoots into the scene from only one side of the frame (for example, from the left side only). The web must not come from both sides. It must not be a thin single strand. It should be a wide, dense, connected Spider-Man-style web structure, with multiple visible strands forming a dramatic stretched web shape, similar to the reference. The web rapidly expands from that one side only, attaches firmly around the [OBJECT], wraps enough to grip it securely, and becomes visibly tense. Immediately after attaching, the web forcefully yanks the [OBJECT] out of frame toward the same side it came from in one fast, sharp motion. The movement should feel strong, clean, and believable. The table remains in place. Add realistic secondary motion depending on the object, such as slight sliding, tilt, wobble, crumbs, sauce movement, liquid shift, packaging shake, or small table vibration. No spider and no human should be visible. The web is the only moving force. All web action comes from one side only. Important requirements: web comes from only one side web is large, dense, and visually dominant do not generate web from both sides the [OBJECT] must be pulled fully out of frame realistic cinematic motion and believable physics

Use the uploaded child photo as the exact identity reference. Preserve the child’s face, facial features, skin tone, eye shape, natural smile, hairstyle, hair color, and age appearance exactly. Do not change the child’s identity, beautify the face, make the child look older, or apply a cartoon style to the child’s face. Create a square 3:4, ultra-realistic, high-quality fantasy portrait of the same child standing in the center of a dreamy pastel world. The child should look directly at the camera with a sweet and natural smile while gently hugging a small soft brown teddy bear with both arms. Dress the child in a cute oversized pastel sweater with a smooth gradient of mint green, light blue, lavender, and soft pink. Add playful embroidered patches such as a small star, rainbow, and teddy-bear motif. Pair it with a light blue pleated skirt, white textured socks with small pink ribbon details, and chunky cream-and-beige sneakers. Add a fluffy pastel headband with small bear ears and soft pom-pom decorations. Create a whimsical environment with a soft sky-blue background fading into pale peach near the horizon. Add large fluffy white clouds floating in the upper corners and soft cotton-like clouds around the floor. Include transparent soap bubbles floating gently throughout the scene. Place a very large pastel pink teacup with an orange handle on the left side, accompanied by an oversized mint-colored spoon. On the right side, add a stack of pastel-colored books with a small white-and-yellow teacup resting on top. Include three fluffy white Persian cats positioned naturally around the child, partially emerging from the soft pink cloud-like carpet. Use a centered and balanced composition, full-body framing, soft diffused studio lighting, realistic skin texture, detailed hair, soft fabric and fur textures, gentle shadows, shallow depth of field, and polished premium commercial photography. The overall mood should be dreamy, adorable, magical, cheerful, and child-friendly, with a refined pastel aesthetic and realistic high-end details. Negative prompt: Do not change the child’s identity, facial proportions, age, hairstyle, hair color, eye shape, smile, or skin tone. No adult appearance, no makeup, no cartoon face, no distorted hands, no extra fingers, no deformed limbs, no duplicated cats, no distorted animals, no oversized head, no dark atmosphere, no harsh lighting, no blur, no text, no logo, no watermark, and no signature.

Camera: locked-off static shot. Movement: hold one fixed camera position for the full clip. Speed: still and steady. Framing: keep the same angle, height, lens distance and composition. End: finish with the same framing and camera position.

Camera: pan right. Movement: rotate the camera horizontally from left to right from one fixed point. Speed: smooth constant rotation. Framing: keep the horizon level while new space enters from the right side of the frame. End: settle on a clear final composition.

Camera: pan left. Movement: rotate the camera horizontally from right to left from one fixed point. Speed: smooth constant rotation. Framing: keep the horizon level while new space enters from the left side of the frame. End: settle on a clear final composition.

Camera: whip pan right. Movement: rotate rapidly from the starting direction toward a new target on the right. Speed: fast snap with brief motion blur during the rotation. Framing: begin on one readable composition and land on a second readable target. End: settle into a sharp final frame.

Camera: whip pan left. Movement: rotate rapidly from the starting direction toward a new target on the left. Speed: fast snap with brief motion blur during the rotation. Framing: begin on one readable composition and land on a second readable target. End: settle into a sharp final frame.

Camera: tilt up. Movement: rotate the camera upward from one fixed point. Speed: smooth constant tilt. Framing: keep the vertical subject or architecture centered as the frame travels upward. End: land on the upper target.

Camera: tilt down. Movement: rotate the camera downward from one fixed point. Speed: smooth constant tilt. Framing: keep the vertical subject or architecture centered as the frame travels downward. End: land on the lower target.

Camera: slow zoom in. Movement: slowly increase lens focal length toward a tighter frame. Speed: gradual and even. Framing: keep the main visual target readable as it becomes larger in frame. End: finish on a stable tighter composition.