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Use the uploaded image as the exact visual reference for the environment: a dreamy yellow capsule house on a tiny lush island, mossy green terrain, rocky edges, still reflective water, misty forest backdrop, warm glowing interior, and a peaceful cinematic atmosphere. Create a 15 second slow-paced cinematic short with two subjects: a young woman and a young man in simple elegant neutral-toned clothing. Focus on ambience, silence, and emotional subtlety.

Scene 1, beginning: Wide misty establishing shot from across the water at dawn. The tiny island home glows softly. Slow push in as both subjects stand outside near the water’s edge, quietly taking in the view. The woman softly says, “It feels hidden from the world.”

Scene 2: Low angle glide across the reflective water, then tilt up to reveal the grass-covered roof, trees, and the capsule architecture. The man looks worried and says, “Maybe not hidden enough.”

Scene 3, conflict: Interior side shot through the glass wall. They sit across from each other in the two chairs, warm light around them, tension quiet but visible. A distant rumble, light wind in the trees, gentle ripples in the water. The woman whispers, “Do we stay?” He pauses.

Scene 4: Slow orbit outside the house, circling from the rocky shore to the panoramic glass, savouring the full landscape. The man steps closer to the glass, watching the mist clear.

Scene 5, climax: Close intimate shot. He turns to her and says, “We stay. Together.” She smiles with relief.

Scene 6, resolution: Final wide pullback from above and across the lake. Both subjects now stand side by side inside the glowing capsule home, calm and reunited, framed by the serene island, soft fog, still water, and quiet forest. The mood ends peaceful, intimate, and healing.