Use the uploaded images as exact visual references. Preserve the original art style and drawing technique, color palette, lighting, the characters’ clothing and appearance, and the architecture, interior, and background. Do not alter or add details that are not present in the references.
Create a first-person point-of-view shot from Romeo’s perspective. The camera is where Romeo is standing below, calling to his beloved. Romeo himself must not appear in the frame—not his face, body, silhouette, or reflection. The only character visible is Juliet, standing on the balcony. She looks down directly at her beloved. Her gaze is filled with love, tenderness, and quiet emotion; her expression is soft and sincere. Preserve her recognizable features, hairstyle, and clothing exactly as shown in the images.
The composition emphasizes the upward-looking angle: Juliet stands on the balcony, surrounded by the familiar interior and setting from the references. The perspective should clearly convey that the viewer is Romeo, standing below. Create a romantic, touching atmosphere. Do not show any other characters or add any text or lettering.
