Character & Scene Image References (TAGGED — bind each tag to its reference image) Minjae = Minjae character sheet (soft black comma-wave hair, sage-green bib apron over ivory short-sleeve button shirt, charcoal trousers, black sneakers, lean soft-athletic build, gentle earnest face). Use Minjae for every shot of the clerk. Seoyeon = Seoyeon character sheet (long straight dark espresso-brown hair, cream ribbed crewneck sweater, open camel trench, ivory wide-leg trousers, beige leather shoulder bag, small gold hoop earrings, white sneakers). Use Seoyeon for every shot of the customer. Store = provision store location plate (narrow aisle, sauce shelves left, snack shelves right, wooden counter + POS near glass entrance, paper bags under counter, warm practical + cool daylight). Use Store as the locked scene geography for all shots. Scene Geography (immutable · Store) Camera axis often looks down the center aisle of Store toward the counter and glass entrance. Left = condiment/sauce bottles. Right = snack bags including red shrimp-cracker packaging. Counter sits front-right near the door. Afternoon side-light from the entrance. Minjae and Seoyeon move only along the center aisle and the sauce-shelf zone of Store; no teleporting to a second location. Immutable Character Facts Minjae: mid-20s clerk; clueless-sweet; treats every request as sincere; never reads romantic intent; soft upright posture; careful hands; polite eye-drop when shy. Seoyeon: mid-20s rich-family customer; crush not confessed; polished surface, soft nerves; invents a return excuse; fingers fidget on bag strap when flustered; slightly overdressed for the shop. KEY PROP (HARD LOCK — same bottle identity end-to-end): PROP-VINEGAR: one single clear cylindrical glass rice-vinegar bottle with a short black screw cap, pale amber liquid, simple white Korean label with dark green accent stripe and small leaf icon. Height ~20 cm. This exact bottle design is the ONLY vinegar in the scene. Continuity rule: Seoyeon enters holding PROP-VINEGAR. Minjae takes THAT same bottle, compares it briefly to shelf stock, then returns / offers the SAME PROP-VINEGAR back to Seoyeon (or an identical twin from the shelf that matches PROP-VINEGAR pixel-for-pixel: same glass, same black cap, same label, same liquid color). Forbidden: swapping to sesame oil, soy sauce, dark bottles, plastic bottles, red caps, different label colors, or any other bottle shape mid-scene. Green onion is a separate small prop and must not replace the vinegar. Dramatic Goal Seoyeon uses a flimsy "wrong acidity" vinegar return to linger with Minjae. He helps earnestly and stays clueless. Relationship shift: her crush leaks through a suppressed smile; his unaware kindness deepens her glow; he is left softly confused but warm. Continuous Timeline (30s) 0–4s — Status quo: Minjae restocks sauce bottles on the left shelf of Store, labels facing out, quiet afternoon shop ambient. Door chime / soft brass bell. Seoyeon enters Store from the glass entrance holding the vinegar bottle, pauses one beat when she sees Minjae. 4–10s — First probe: Seoyeon approaches the aisle of Store, lifts the bottle. Soft Korean: 「어제 산 식초인데… 산미가 좀 이상한 것 같아서요.」 Minjae turns, earnest, takes the bottle carefully with both hands, reads the label, nods seriously. 10–16s — Restrained response: Minjae walks two steps to the left shelf of Store, holds PROP-VINEGAR beside an identical twin on the shelf to "check," then offers Seoyeon the same PROP-VINEGAR design only (black cap, white/green label, pale amber) — never a different product. Korean: 「이건 산미가 더 순해요. 한번 드셔보실래요?」 Seoyeon accepts with both hands; fingers brush the glass; her eyes linger on Minjae's face a half-second too long, then she recovers into polite composure. 16–23s — Second escalation: Seoyeon stalls, fidgets bag strap. Korean: 「여기… 자주 계세요?」 Minjae blinks, answers as if it were a shift question: 「네, 평일엔 거의 내내요.」 Seoyeon almost says more, stops, breathes, covers with a tiny unnecessary add-on: 「그럼… 파도 하나만요.」 Minjae turns to fetch a single green onion from a nearby rack in Store without reading the meaning. 23–27s — Emotional break / leak: Close insert — Seoyeon's eyes soften, a suppressed smile she tries to kill; breath pause; bag strap knuckles tighten then relax. Minjae returns with the green onion, still clueless-kind, places it gently with the vinegar for Seoyeon. 27–30s — Resonant outro: Seoyeon pays / nods, Korean soft: 「고마워요.」 She turns toward the entrance of Store, glowing; lingering medium shot on her profile looking back once at Minjae. Cut to Minjae alone in the aisle of Store — mild confused blink, then a small warm almost-smile at empty air — hold on Minjae's face as the door bell fades. Korean Dialogue (verbatim — speak natural Korean, not English placeholders) Seoyeon: 「어제 산 식초인데… 산미가 좀 이상한 것 같아서요.」 Minjae: 「이건 산미가 더 순해요. 한번 드셔보실래요?」 Seoyeon: 「여기… 자주 계세요?」 Minjae: 「네, 평일엔 거의 내내요.」 Seoyeon: 「그럼… 파도 하나만요.」 Seoyeon: 「고마워요.」 Micro-expressions & Performance Emotion path for Minjae and Seoyeon: Notice → Process → Suppress → Leak → Act. Prefer observable detail: eye-line shift before head turn; eyelid micromove; breath pause; hand tightening on bag strap; bottle held with two careful hands; frozen mid-reach; jaw/cheek micro-tension; suppressed smile; interrupted routine restocking. Minjae never "gets it" — sincerity only. Seoyeon's crush is visible in linger + suppress, never cartoon blush or wide-open mouth. Camera Workflow Medium establishing aisle of Store → shot-reverse-shot of Minjae and Seoyeon at bottle handoff → close insert eyes/hands on finger brush → medium stall question from Seoyeon → reaction close on Seoyeon after Minjae's answer → soft reverse on Minjae fetching green onion in Store → lingering profile of Seoyeon as she exit
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