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Art style: Live Action Cinema. Herdsman standing in the centre of frame; Jesus standing in the screen-left third; The Man standing in the screen-left third. Herdsman is standing on bank edge in the centre of frame in the foreground. Head turned screen-left. Eyes on the herd descending toward the lake. One arm extended, palm open. Frightened and helpless. Herdsman wears plain working tunic and belt. Partially behind none. Jesus is standing on shore in the screen-left third in the background. Head turned screen-right. Eyes on the herd. Still at his sides. Solemn. Jesus wears traveling tunic and mantle. Partially behind distance. The Man is standing on shore in the screen-left third in the background. Head turned screen-right. Eyes on the water. Held still at his sides. Shocked. The Man wears dust-stained wrap. Partially behind distance. Close-up at eye level, 16:9. Foreground emotion dominates while the stampede remains readable behind him. Key light Lake reflection from below and clouded daylight from above., Hard glints on water against diffuse gray light. Focus: The helpless witness at the edge of a loss he cannot prevent. Dominant palette: ocher, gray-blue, stark white, dark water. SPATIAL LOCK: The Herdsman reaches from the bank edge toward the animals just behind him. GAZE LOCK: Herdsman head turned screen-left eyes on the herd descending toward the lake; Jesus head turned screen-right eyes on the herd; The Man head turned screen-right eyes on the water. This is a single frozen instant (mid action) — no motion blur, no action chained. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ FINAL STYLE ENFORCEMENT (this is the authoritative rendering directive — it overrides any style wording elsewhere in the prompt): Render this image in the following art style: photorealistic live-action cinema — indistinguishable from real film footage shot on a high-end digital cinema camera. True-to-life skin with natural pores and subsurface detail, real fabric weave and material response, natural light behaviour with soft falloff and physically accurate shadows, shallow cinematic depth of field, restrained modern colour grade. NOT illustration, NOT anime, NOT a 3D cartoon render. Every surface, skin, fabric, material, and environmental element must be rendered in this idiom. Character identity reference (face, age, build and clothing only): - Jesus: A Jewish man in his early thirties with a lean, sturdy build, warm olive complexion, thoughtful brown eyes, and a composed face marked by quiet resolve. His dark, shoulder-length hair is naturally wavy, and he has a short, neat beard. He wears a simple undyed linen tunic, a muted brown outer mantle, and worn leather sandals, practical for travel. His hands are expressive and unhurried. His presence feels compassionate without weakness, steady under pressure. Use soft natural daylight against a restrained, pale stone and lake background, with a grounded, approachable energy. - The Man: A Jewish man in his thirties, wiry from hardship, with a sun-worn olive complexion, deep-set dark eyes, and a face strained by sleeplessness and fear. His dark hair is tangled and uneven, his beard long and neglected, and his hands show small healed abrasions from rough stone and broken restraints. At first he wears a torn, dust-stained earth-colored wrap and appears tense, wary, and unpredictable. After his restoration, he is clean, clothed in a plain earth-colored tunic, and carries himself with quiet dignity. Pale stone and muted scrub form the background; his energy changes from frantic distress to grounded relief. - Herdsman: A local man in his forties with a weathered face, medium build, sun-browned skin, and alert dark eyes. His short black hair is unevenly cut, with a few gray strands at the temples; a closely trimmed beard frames a mouth that tightens when danger appears. He wears a practical faded tan tunic, a dark belt, and sturdy sandals, with a wooden staff used to guide animals. His expression shifts quickly from routine concentration to alarm and disbelief. Place him against a sloping pasture of dry grass and scattered stones beneath open daylight, giving him the alert, grounded energy of a working herdsman. The SCENE description determines the cast, number of people, actions, setting and framing. Include every character it calls for together in this scene; do not turn it into a solo character portrait.