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STRICT CHARACTER IDENTITY PRESERVATION — ABSOLUTE PRIORITY. Image 1 is the ONLY source of facial identity. Reproduce the exact same male character shown in Image 1. This is NOT a new character creation task. This is NOT a reinterpretation. This is the same existing character being placed into a different scene. FACIAL IDENTITY LOCK: Preserve the exact facial identity from Image 1: - Same distinctive face shape and proportions. - Same strong, angular, masculine jawline. - Same cheekbones and facial bone structure. - Same nose shape, width and proportions. - Same lips, including their natural shape and fullness. - Same dark, expressive eyes and heavy eyebrows. - Same dark, naturally messy, wavy hair with loose strands falling over the forehead. - Same forehead, temples, ears and overall facial silhouette. - Same distinctive masculine attractiveness and intense expression. Do not average his face with another person. Do not generate a generic handsome male model. Do not replace his face with a conventional fashion-model face. Do not make him look like Image 2. Do not alter his facial proportions to make him more symmetrical or conventionally attractive. Do not change his jawline, eye shape, nose, lips or hairstyle. BODY AND FULL-BODY COMPOSITION: Create a realistic full-body image of the exact same man from Image 1. Maintain anatomically realistic proportions, a masculine physique, broad shoulders and natural body structure. The face must remain consistent even when the camera is farther away. The character's identity must remain recognizable from the facial structure, not merely from his hairstyle or clothing. PHOTOREALISM: Ultra-realistic cinematic photography, natural skin texture, realistic facial anatomy, subtle skin imperfections, authentic human proportions, detailed hair strands, realistic lighting and shadows. FINAL PRIORITY: Facial identity from Image 1 is more important than pose, clothing, background, lighting or composition. If any instruction con