Silhouette-world poster prompt for classic books

2x2 grid, 16:9, do this for public-space, non-copyrighted books: input = [subject / inner_world / genre_or_mood / symbolic_shape] mode = no_hardcoding / inference_only run silhouette_world_extraction: subject_dna := infer recognizable outer silhouette, profile angle, hairstyle/head shape/body/object outline, emotional posture world_dna := infer embedded terrain, architecture, vehicles, creatures, weather, scale, and story event genre_dna := infer visual language: pulp sci-fi, noir, mythic, adventure, political poster, literary cover, folk print, etc. symbolic_disc := infer sun, moon, portal, porthole, eclipse, signal, eye, halo, planet, or negative-space void composition := infer whether the world sits inside the silhouette, forms the base, cuts through the figure, or overlaps as a double exposure palette := infer 2–4 high-contrast ink colors from mood texture := infer aged paper, halftone, risograph grain, screenprint speckle, rough ink edges detail_level := infer tiny silhouettes, towers, trees, aircraft, roads, ruins, waves, or scene elements only if relevant layout := infer single poster, diptych, triptych, or 2x2 study sheet render: a minimal but cinematic graphic poster where subject and inner_world merge into one iconic silhouette composition. forbidden: hard-coded red hair/profile, hard-coded desert/city/forest, hard-coded circle placement, random flying objects, photorealism, gradients that break print style.