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Use <<Image_1>> as the START FRAME (identity, costume, binoculars, framing, rock, light). Use <<Image_2>> as the END FRAME (same face, same hair, same denim jacket collar, same granite wall, same noon light). One continuous shot. No cuts. 16:9 full frame. No letterbox. No logos. 1975 Hindi-film photochemical look: fine grain, hard noon sun, cyan-green in the rock shadows. Match the uploaded stills. SUBJECT LOCK Same man as both frames: black side-parted hair, light-wash denim jacket with dark panels, black shirt. Vintage black pebbled-leather field glasses with brass rings — the pair from the start frame. Do not change his face. Do not swap actors. CAMERA Starts on the start-frame MCU (chest-up, glasses at his eyes). Gentle, almost invisible push-in toward the end-frame close-up as the glasses leave. Subtle handheld micro-shake only. Same granite rock wall behind him the whole time. Do not show a second person. Do not cut wide. DUST Sparse wind-blown dust and fine sand drifting across the foreground, in front of his face and the glasses. Light, not a storm — a few thin streaks and motes, always readable but never fogging the face. Dust continues for the full 10 seconds. When the shot goes slow-motion, the dust slows with it. ACTION — 10 SECONDS, ONE MOVE 0.0–3.0s — real time Glasses already at his eyes, matching the start frame. He searches: small, slow head turns left, then right, then a little back, as if checking the den below. Hands stay up. Eyes hidden behind the eyecups. Sparse dust drifts past the lenses. 3.0–9.0s — speed drops into slow motion Time stretches. He begins to lower the binoculars. Both hands come down together, unhurried, the glasses traveling toward the bottom of the frame and exiting off-screen. Face is revealed exactly as in the end frame: eyes open, gaze off toward camera-left, jaw set, no smile. Dust motes hang and drift in the same slow-motion. No sudden snap of the arms. 9.0–10.0s — still slow motion Hold on the end-frame face. Glasses already gone below frame. A last thin ribbon of dust crosses in front of him. He does not look into camera. He does not speak. AUDIO Close dry wind. Soft leather-and-brass tick as the glasses leave his face. No music. No dialogue. No voiceover. NEGATIVE Do not change the face between start and end. Do not keep the binoculars in frame at the end. Do not drop them fast. Do not fill the shot with heavy dust or a sandstorm. Do not add logos, letterbox bars, or a second character. Do not cut. Do not leave the granite wall.