Промт: ваш питомец с маленьким револьвером в кадре

@image1: The animal from the reference photo — species, face, fur/skin colour and texture, eye colour, ears, nose and markings matched 100% to the reference. Only subject in frame. Natural anatomy and proportions, photoreal creature, never stylised or cartoonish. Photoreal. 16:9. 10s. Natural indoor look, soft daylight, warm neutral grade, wildlife-documentary realism. NON-IP — generic tiny snub-nose revolver, no brand or character. SFX only, no music. One continuous shot, no cuts. Tight close-up on the animal's face and chest, eye-level, 29° FOV portrait compression, head-and-shoulders filling frame against soft out-of-focus bedding. It stands upright on hind legs in humanlike posture, body angled slightly so its gaze reads just past the lens, never straight down the barrel. Huge fear throughout — terror in wide wet eyes, paws visibly shaking, whole small body trembling. 0.0–0.5s — it snaps a tiny snub-nose revolver up into frame extremely fast, both front paws whipping it to chest height in one motion, muzzle raised, metal catching a cold glint. Already up and gripped, paws shaking around it. 0.5–6.0s — holds it raised, paws trembling hard, body quivering. Emotion builds: brow drawing in, eyes wide with terror, it clearly does not want to do this. Eyes well up, a tear forms at the inner corner and rolls down through the fur on one side, then the other. Breathing quickens visibly, chest rising and falling fast, nostrils flaring, whiskers trembling, gaze still angled off to the side. 6.0–9.0s — it squeezes its eyes shut, face scrunching, more tears spilling and tracking down the cheeks, mouth slightly open with quick shallow breaths, whole body shaking with fear and reluctant grief. Revolver stays raised, paws trembling around it. 9.0–10.0s — hop, it snaps the revolver down and out of the bottom of frame extremely fast, grip dropping in one motion, shoulders sagging, eyes opening glassy and red-rimmed, still wide with fear, gaze still just off-axis — it cannot go through with it, still shaking. PERFORMANCE — real animal micro-behaviour, not human pantomime: living wet eyes wide with terror, sharp catch-lights, real tears beading with surface tension then streaking through fur, fast shallow breathing that moves the chest and flares the nostrils, whisker and ear micro-twitches, constant fine tremble through paws and body. Fear and grief read through muscle and breath. Eye-line stays slightly off-axis throughout. PHYSICS — the revolver has real small mass and metal weight, paws grip with visible finger pressure and shake around it; the raise in the first half-second and the drop in the last second are both fast and snappy with a small settle at the end of each; the body trembles continuously; tears obey gravity and surface tension, catching light as they roll; fur ripples with the shaking and quick breaths. LIGHTING — soft diffused indoor daylight, key from screen-right, gentle soft-edged shadows, low contrast, warm neutral white balance ~5200K, small cold specular glint on the revolver's metal, wet catch-lights in the wide frightened eyes. SFX only, no music: quiet room tone, a tiny faint metallic click as the revolver snaps up in the first half-second, then the natural frightened crying vocalisation of this exact species — matched to the reference animal (cat crying like a cat, dog whimpering like a dog, hamster squeaking like a hamster, wolf whining like a wolf) — small trembling sniffles and shaky terrified breaths building through the clip, then a soft rustle as the revolver drops away. No music at any point.