Animate the reference image of the painting “Again a Two” into a…

Animate the reference image of the painting “Again a Two” into a lively slapstick comedy. Preserve the original oil-painted style, brushwork, room, characters, faces, clothing, and proportions. One continuous wide shot, keeping the action clearly visible. The schoolboy opens his schoolbag and carefully pulls out a cat with both hands. The dog notices the cat and suddenly lunges toward it. The startled cat twists free, lands on the floor, and bolts across the room, with the dog chasing closely behind. Their chase triggers a fast, escalating chain reaction: the cat knocks over objects already present in the room, the dog bumps into furniture, chairs topple, and scattered belongings slide across the floor. Everyone tries to dodge or catch the animals, gets tangled in the commotion, and falls over one after another. Each fall must have a clear physical cause, distinct movement, and believable weight — no simultaneous unexplained collapsing. The cat escapes out of frame unharmed, leaving every human character sprawled in the chaotic room, still moving and reacting in surprise. Funny, energetic cartoon timing within the original painted aesthetic. Natural barking, a brief startled meow, scrambling footsteps, and synchronized crashing sounds. No dialogue, music, subtitles, blood, injuries, duplicated characters, floating objects, or transformation into photorealistic footage.