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Create a highly realistic cinematic animation based strictly on the uploaded LEGO-style image. The LEGO character is sleeping in exactly the same position shown in the original image. Preserve the exact LEGO character design, face, hair, clothes, body proportions, bedroom, bed, blanket, alarm clock, lighting, camera angle, and composition. The scene begins completely calm. The LEGO alarm clock suddenly starts ringing with a realistic alarm sound. The sleeping LEGO character reacts naturally and slowly, like a tired person waking up. He slightly moves under the blanket and makes subtle sleepy movements. Then, very slowly, one LEGO arm naturally comes out from underneath the blanket. The arm moves toward the alarm clock beside the bed. The hand reaches the clock and presses the button to stop the alarm. The alarm immediately stops. The LEGO character then lazily pulls his arm back underneath the blanket and returns to a sleepy resting position. CRITICAL — NO TALKING / NO LIP MOVEMENT: - The character must NOT speak at any point.- No dialogue.- No talking.- No lip-sync.- No lip-reading.- No mouth movement.- No opening or closing of the mouth.- Keep the character's mouth and facial expression completely unchanged throughout the entire animation.- Do not animate the lips, jaw, or facial muscles.- The character remains silent for the entire scene.- The only sound should be the alarm clock and subtle natural environmental sounds.- Do NOT add any voice, words, whispering, mumbling, breathing sounds, or vocal reactions. LEGO CONSISTENCY: - Keep the character unmistakably LEGO-style throughout the entire video.- Preserve rigid LEGO/minifigure body proportions and joints.- Do NOT turn the LEGO character into a realistic human.- Natural but slightly mechanical LEGO movement.- Realistic blanket movement around the LEGO body.- No morphing, melting, stretching, or deformation.- No changes to the character’s face, clothes, hair, or design.- Do not add or remove objects.- Keep the exact original environment and camera angle.- Subtle cinematic depth of field.- Realistic lighting and shadows.- Smooth motion with believable LEGO physics.- The animation should feel like a professionally filmed LEGO stop-motion/cinematic scene, but with smooth natural motion.- One continuous shot.- No camera movement.- No cuts.- No scene transition.