Edit of image 1. Keep everything exactly the same: the same camera and framing, the same drawing style, the same sunny summer light and blue sky, the same lamppost, window, green awning, café table, bistro chairs and white coffee cup, and the woman on the same chair in the same place. Change only these two things: 1) the woman, still sitting with her legs crossed, now has her eyes open and is glaring toward the left of the frame, one eyebrow raised, lips pressed into a thin annoyed line, and she taps her right index finger on her bare left wrist, as if pointing at a watch she is not wearing; 2) the man is now at the left of the frame, right in front of the lamppost, caught mid-run as he arrives: leaning forward, one foot off the ground, his long black overcoat flying out behind him, the red rose held up in his right hand, his closed black umbrella tucked under his left arm, his copper hair neat, a worried, out-of-breath face. Each has exactly two arms and two hands, five fingers each. No text, no letters, no watch.
