Man Shares Coffee With Cute Heart Dog

**REFERENCE VIDEO — STRICT SCENE RECREATION** Recreate the original reference video as faithfully as possible, preserving the exact environment, room layout, furniture, table, bench, lighting, camera angle, framing, perspective, timing, and sequence of actions. Do not redesign or reinterpret the original scene. **CHARACTER REPLACEMENT:** - **Character 1:** Replace the original man with the person shown in the provided character reference @Image1 . Preserve his exact facial features, appearance, hairstyle, clothing, body proportions, and identity throughout the entire video. - **Character 2:** Replace the second person who enters the scene with the exact dog shown in the provided dog reference @Image2 Preserve the dog's appearance, fur, colors, proportions, and recognizable characteristics. The dog must interact naturally with the environment while performing the same role as the original second character. **ACTION SEQUENCE — FOLLOW THE ORIGINAL VIDEO:** **1. Opening scene:** The first character is already sitting incorrectly on top of the table. He has his feet resting on the bench, facing and looking toward the wall. He holds his coffee and maintains the same initial position, posture, and orientation as the man in the original reference video. Reproduce this composition exactly. **2. The second character enters:** The dog from the reference enters the scene, following the same entrance direction, timing, and movement as the second character in the original video. The dog approaches the bench and sits properly on it, in a natural seated position, facing the table. It then places its coffee cup on the tabletop, reproducing the original character's actions as closely as physically possible. **3. The first character notices:** The first character notices the dog's correct behavior. He turns his head and looks toward the dog, realizing that he has been sitting incorrectly. His reaction should be subtle, natural, and slightly embarrassed, with a brief pause to communicate that he has understood his mistake. Avoid exaggerated facial expressions or theatrical movements. **4. Correcting his posture:** Feeling slightly embarrassed, the first character removes his feet from the bench, turns his body naturally, and moves from sitting on the table to sitting properly on the bench. He adopts the correct seated position in front of the table and places his coffee cup on the tabletop, matching the final posture and actions of the original man in the reference video. **VISUAL CONSISTENCY AND MOTION:** Maintain strict continuity between all frames. Both characters must remain visually consistent with their respective references. Preserve the original scene's spatial relationships, furniture positions, camera perspective, and action timing. All body movements must follow natural physics. The transition from sitting on the table to sitting on the bench must be smooth, physically plausible, and clearly visible. The dog must move naturally while reproducing the second character's role without changing its appearance or becoming human. **CAMERA AND EDITING:** Follow the original reference video's camera movement, shot composition, framing, and duration exactly. Do not introduce new camera angles, zooms, cuts, transitions, additional characters, or objects that are absent from the original video. **STRICT NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS:** Do not change the background, room, table, bench, lighting, furniture, or original scene composition. Do not change either character's identity or appearance. Do not make the first character sit correctly before noticing the dog's behavior. Do not skip, reorder, or merge the actions. Do not make the dog behave like a human anatomically. Do not add dialogue, subtitles, text, sound effects, or music if they are absent from the original video. **FINAL OBJECTIVE:** The final result must look like the original video with only the two characters replaced by the supplied references. Preserve the original comedic timing: the man sits incorrectly, the dog sits correctly and places its coffee on the table, the man notices his mistake, feels embarrassed, and finally corrects his posture and places his own coffee on the table.