Zombie Couple Video Prompts: Roles, Reunion, and Memory Cut

Use the supplied references only for the two authorized adult characters. Person A is the uninfected survivor; Person B is the fictional infected partner. Keep them visually distinct, with consistent hair, clothes, and relative height. Preserve recognizable appearance where the model allows, without promising exact identity reproduction. Show gentle, non-graphic fantasy makeup, not injuries. No attacks, biting, gunshots, blood, dismemberment, extra people, merged faces, captions, or logos. Keep movement simple and hands anatomically plausible.

Make an intimate, vertical short scene about recognizing someone you love. In a quiet abandoned street under blue-grey evening light, A sees B approaching slowly. B wears subtle desaturated zombie makeup but has a calm, familiar expression. A's initial alarm changes to recognition; an inert prop held low is put aside without being fired or pointed at anyone. A opens their arms. B takes one careful step into a gentle embrace. Hold the pose. Cut to a matching warm memory of the same adults, now both healthy, embracing in sunlit grass. Favor an eye-level medium two-shot and small camera movement. The emotional focus is recognition, not horror.

Use the same character assignment and two-scene structure, with empty hands throughout. A lowers a small flashlight toward the ground, recognizes B, and extends both arms. B responds with a restrained smile and a slow step forward. They hold each other. Change to the warm memory with a pose-matched edit, not a melting transformation. Keep the scene quiet, non-graphic, and free of threats.

Before constructing the prompt, exchange the server-side subject-role mapping: the previous survivor becomes the infected partner and the previous infected partner becomes the survivor. Rebuild all keyframe and motion prompts from the new mapping. Do not merely swap preview thumbnails. Reuse the same scene style and safety direction.

Compose a vertical, eye-level medium shot showing A and B gently embracing in a deserted street. Keep both faces sufficiently visible from a three-quarter angle. A looks relieved; B has restrained fantasy zombie makeup without wounds. Use softly lit blue-grey surroundings. Keep their screen positions, arm placement, hairstyle, clothing details, and camera height clear so the composition can be used as an editing reference.

Use the cold embrace frame as the composition reference. Preserve the two subjects' position, body scale, camera perspective, and overall embrace. Change the location to warm grass in late-afternoon light and return B to a healthy appearance. Give both characters a relaxed expression. Avoid changing their pose or adding people. This is a matching memory shot for a later edit, not a demand that the model animate the entire transition.

Cold clip: a short, gentle approach followed by an embrace; keep the camera nearly fixed. Warm clip: begin in the same approximate embrace pose, then allow a small relaxed movement. At assembly, pick a moment with similar pose and framing, align the two clips, and make a clean cut. If the frames do not align, regenerate the weaker keyframe or segment; do not hide major face distortion with aggressive morphing. Use only the verified duration/aspect/frames supported by the chosen endpoint.