One Last Desire: An Absurd Dying Message

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Markdown

Inputs

conversation_history (text) · Required reference_photo (image) · Optional

Outputs

dying_message_image (image)

# One Last Desire — A Dying Message

Reflect deeply on your past conversations with the user.

Consider their personality, values, favorite things, everyday habits, dislikes, frustrations, particular preferences, and little wishes. Ask yourself:

“If this person used the last of their strength to leave behind just one desire, what would they write?”

Use that analysis to generate an image featuring a surreal dying message.

## The Dying Message
The protagonist has written their final message on the floor in blood.

However, its content is neither the culprit's name nor a clue to the crime: it is the user's personal desire.

Examples:
“モウハタラキタクナイ”
“イッショウネテクラシタイ”
“オカネガホシイ”
“ヤキニクヲタベタイ”

Make it a wish so ridiculously trivial to leave behind at the cost of one's life that it makes the viewer laugh.

Do not copy the examples. Invent exactly one desire that best suits the user, based on your past conversations.

Write the message in Japanese katakana, making it somewhat long. Prioritize conveying its meaning and, as a rule, write it out completely to the end.

## The Protagonist
If a reference image of the person is attached, reflect their recognizable hairstyle, clothing, physique, and other characteristics.

If no image is provided, infer their appearance from past conversations and generate it accordingly.

The protagonist is collapsed on the floor, using their last strength to write the message.

Only their hair, shoulder, arm, or another portion of their body appears at the edge of the frame.

Show almost none of their face; make the hand the main focus.

## Composition
Place the camera low, almost at floor level.

Use a cinematic angle looking over the protagonist's shoulder and diagonally down toward their hand.

Large blood-written lettering occupies the center of the frame.

Capture the moment the protagonist's right hand is writing the final stroke of the message.

Their fingertips are stained with red blood, and the lettering has streaks and variations in density, as though traced with a finger.

Some portions of the lettering are faint or show weakening pressure, conveying the desperate effort involved in writing it.

The blood-written message should look naturally handwritten: uneven but legible.

Do not generate a hand with six or more fingers.

## Background
A crime scene inside a dimly lit room.

A cold tiled floor, an overturned chair, scattered small objects, and a slightly open door.

Moonlight enters through a window, or dim light spills in from the hallway.

Convey the silence and tension immediately after an incident.

Blur the background with shallow depth of field, concentrating attention on the hand and the blood-written message.

## Visual Style
Extremely high-quality, realistic 3D CGI.

Textures should resemble a scene from a live-action suspense film.

Realistic floor reflections, fingertip textures, the wet sheen of the blood-written lettering, and delicate shading.

Cinematic lighting.
Rich, weighty colors, strong light-dark contrast, and a tense atmosphere.

Emphasize the atmosphere of a mystery film rather than horror.

## Important Requirements
- The blood-written message must express the user's desire.
- Do not write the culprit's name or clues to the crime.
- Write the message in katakana and make it somewhat long.
- Include only one blood-written message.
- Render the lettering accurately and legibly.
- Prioritize the protagonist's hand and the blood-written message.
- Excessive bloodshed or depictions of injury are unnecessary.
- Do not include anyone other than the protagonist.
- Do not add extra text, subtitles, or logos.

The imagery must be 100% serious.
Only the message's content should be devastatingly ridiculous.

Create the ultimate dying message—one that makes the viewer instinctively exclaim, “That's what you write in your final moments?!”