Static locked-off camera. Preserve the exact composition, all characters, their identities, cloth...

Static locked-off camera. Preserve the exact composition, all characters, their identities, clothing, positions, room, lighting, carpet, and every background object from the source image. MAIN ACTION: The girl sitting in the center reaches naturally toward the single glass bottle lying on the carpet. She gently places her fingertips on the SIDE of the bottle and gives it one small controlled spinning push, exactly like starting a game of spin the bottle. She immediately removes her hand completely and pulls it back to her seated position. After her hand has fully released it, the SAME SINGLE BOTTLE continues rotating freely and smoothly on the carpet by its own momentum. The rotation is moderate and relatively slow, gradually losing speed because of friction with the carpet. The bottle stays lying flat on its side and rotates around one contact point on the carpet. It does not roll across the room, wobble violently, bounce, lift off the carpet, or reverse direction. BOTTLE GEOMETRY IS STRICTLY LOCKED: throughout the entire shot there is exactly ONE physical glass bottle, with exactly ONE neck, ONE open mouth, ONE base, and ONE continuous rigid glass body. Its shape, length, proportions, label, transparency, neck position, and glass geometry remain identical to the source image during the entire rotation. Treat the bottle as a rigid solid object rotating in 3D space, not as a deformable object. The neck must physically rotate together with the entire bottle. Never generate a second neck, second opening, duplicate bottle, mirrored neck, extra glass parts, stretching, bending, morphing, splitting, or changing bottle geometry. CHARACTERS: while the bottle spins, all the teenagers naturally follow the SAME bottle with their eyes, waiting to see where its neck will point. Their attention remains focused mainly on the bottle. The mood is a casual teenage house party: some of them exchange a few quiet words with each other and show subtle restrained smiles, small glances, natural blinking and breathing. Their movements remain understated so the spinning bottle stays the main action. The girl in the center watches the bottle after releasing it. BACKGROUND: the television remains switched on and continuously plays moving footage on the screen. Preserve the warm intimate room atmosphere and lighting. CAMERA: completely static locked-off shot from the exact original position. No pan, no tilt, no zoom, no dolly, no orbit, no reframing, no camera shake. No bottle