full scene reference: young curly-haired rider in black cape on black…

@Image1 — full scene reference: young curly-haired rider in black cape on black horse (foreground left) — this is Pushkin; older coachman in fur coat and papakha on wooden cart with brown horse (background right). Use both characters' exact faces, costumes and horses from @Image1 throughout all shots. STYLE: Animated illustration in the exact same watercolor-and-ink style as @Image1 — muted grey-brown earthy palette, soft watercolor washes, visible ink linework, loose expressive brushwork, painterly textures. Every shot rendered in this consistent style. SETTING (all shots): Narrow mountain road through a rocky Caucasian gorge, snow-capped peaks, sparse fir trees on slopes, overcast pale sky. Same atmosphere and light as @Image1. --- SHOT 1 — WIDE SHOT, SLOW WALK Wide shot matching @Image1 composition exactly. Both move at a very slow unhurried walk — the wooden cart with the coachman from @Image1 creaks along steadily, brown horse plodding at a lazy pace. Pushkin from @Image1 on his black horse rides at the same slow walk, reins held loosely, dark cape swaying gently with the horse's rhythm. Camera holds steady wide framing. [HARD CUT — direct cut, no zoom, no push-in, no camera move between shots] SHOT 2 — MEDIUM SIDE SHOT, DRAWING LEVEL Already a medium shot from its first frame — new camera angle from the side, level with both riders. Both horses walk at the same slow plodding pace. Pushkin from @Image1 eases his black horse level with the cart, turns his head unhurriedly toward the coachman from @Image1. The coachman holds the reins loosely, glancing sideways at Pushkin with calm weathered expression. Cart wheels turn slowly on rocky ground. Camera holds fixed. [HARD CUT — direct cut, no zoom, no push-in, no camera move between shots] SHOT 3 — CLOSE TWO-SHOT, EXCHANGE Already a close medium shot from its first frame. Horses nearly stopped. Pushkin from @Image1 on the left turns toward the coachman from @Image1 on the right, lips moving as he asks his question. The coachman turns his weathered face, answers with a slow unhurried nod. In the cart behind him, barely visible — a plain wooden coffin. Pushkin's face stills, eyes drop slightly, a quiet stillness settles over him. Camera holds fixed. --- CAMERA: Each shot holds its own fixed framing. No camera movement between shots. Very slow pace throughout. SOUND: Slow rhythmic clop of hooves on rocky ground, wooden cart wheels creaking, cold mountain wind. Pushkin asks quietly — «Кого везёшь?» — the coachman answers without turning — «Грибоеда».