The Stone Garden Trailer Prompt

MiniMax H3 Prompt: Image #3 defines the young rescuer and forbidden red fruit; Image #2 defines his captive beloved; Image #1 defines the garden keeper and his potted flowers; Image #4 defines the hooded hunter; Image #6 defines the seer and her raven; Image #5 defines the stone god. Preserve their separate identities, costumes and distinctive props. Use the foliage and roses as connected areas of one nocturnal garden, with new cinematic viewpoints. Preserve the references' illustrated contours, painterly surfaces, deep ultramarine shadows, violet skin tones and coral-red accents. A kinetic, artistic 15-second dark-fantasy trailer for THE STONE GARDEN. A young man steals forbidden fruit to free his beloved, awakening the garden's stone god. Ten cinematic animated shots followed by one title card. A rapid opening montage expands into readable two-second action and revelation beats. Animate bodies, fabric and foliage with physical depth while retaining the painted style. 0-1s: Close-up through blue leaves, a brief push toward the captive's frightened face. She reaches toward the rescuer offscreen and whispers left, "Please." Her voice is breathy, with a distinct upper-class British English accent. One fragile string note. Cut on her reaching. 1-2s: Extreme close-up of her outstretched wrist. A living blue vine coils tight and jerks her hand back toward the foliage. Its leaves scrape her sleeve. Hard cut on the sudden recoil. 2-3s: Macro side view of the forbidden red fruit cradled in the rescuer's hands, still attached to a low red-leafed branch. He twists and pulls; show the stem snapping and the fruit coming free. The amplified snap kills the music. Cut on the break. 3-4s: Low medium shot tracking beside the rescuer as he clutches that detached fruit to his chest and bursts through hanging red branches toward the captive's clearing, screen right. Branches whip behind him. Cut as he clears the foliage. 4-5s: Overhead insert into the keeper's pot, securely supported by both hands. Its purple flowers abruptly wilt, their stems buckling inward as a magical consequence of the theft. A dry floral crackle. Cut on the collapse. 5-6s: Tight frontal close-up of the keeper's sunglasses and clenched jaw. He snaps his head toward the thief's route; a brief lateral camera slide catches the rose wall reflected in his glasses. A low bass pulse begins. Hard reaction cut. 6-8s: Low wide lateral tracking shot along a narrow passage through the rose field. The hooded hunter launches into a sprint toward screen right, following the rescuer's route. Roses streak past the foreground; his patterned coat trails behind him. Heavy percussion erupts with his first running strides. Cut during the pursuit, before he catches up. 8-10s: Three-quarter medium close-up of the seer. Her raven pushes off her raised hand as she looks toward the disturbance. A quick upward tilt follows its wings; her feathered head ornament stays attached. In a low, ominous voice with a pronounced aristocratic British English accent, precise consonants and non-rhotic delivery, she says, "Save her..." Cut at 10s, carrying her voice across the edit. 10-12s: Tight side-on rescue shot: the young man is left, the captive right, separated by vines. He reaches the same stolen fruit through a gap. She closes her hand over his on the fruit; at contact, the vines loosen and uncoil from her wrist. A short push keeps their joining hands and the releasing vine visible together. He still supports the fruit. The seer's offscreen warning completes, "...and you wake him." Cut on the release. 12-14s: Low-angle wide shot reveals the monumental stone god above the clearing, with the reunited pair small beneath it. A forceful push toward the god accompanies its red eyes flaring and its heavy carved head turning down toward them for the first time. It remains stone. Grinding rock overwhelms the score. Smash cut to black at 14s before it attacks. 14-15s: Hold a static title card for the full final second: THE STONE GARDEN, exact spelling, large centered coral-red uppercase serif lettering on deep ultramarine-black. The complete title appears immediately, with a single resonant impact and a short decaying tail. No other text. Sharp cuts, urgent natural-speed action, readable hands and reactions. Preserve the rescuer's rightward travel, the hunter's ongoing pursuit and the stolen fruit's identity. The lovers remain together holding the fruit in the final reveal. Keep music beneath the dialogue. Both spoken lines are English with deliberate British accents. No subtitles, additional narration or slow motion. The final film title is the only onscreen text.