Create an exactly 30-second, 16:9, 24fps hyper-realistic Korean live-action action-comedy scene inside one modern café. All characters are adults. Keep the café layout, screen direction, tables, chair and sofa consistent. PYONA sits calmly when an arrogant man approaches and says, “야, 비켜.” He kicks her chair, making it jerk sideways and causing her to fall realistically. He smirks, convinced he has won. PYONA slowly rises, looks at him and says, “너 지금 뭐 한 거야?” He reaches for her. She catches his wrist, redirects his momentum and sends him stumbling into an empty table. He throws a desperate punch; she ducks, strikes his midsection, grabs his jacket and redirects him into the table again. He panics and charges. PYONA sidesteps at the last second, redirects his momentum and sends him stumbling backward into the soft sofa. The sofa compresses naturally as he crashes into it. A stunned silence follows. Customers stare. PYONA calmly returns to her table, fixes the chair, sits down and takes another sip. She glances toward the sofa. The terrified man sinks lower into the cushions. Cut to black. Grounded physical choreography throughout: clear contact, realistic weight, momentum, friction, balance and furniture reactions. Cinematic handheld camera with clear impact framing and consistent spatial direction. Natural café ambience only: footsteps, chair scraping, impacts, rattling cups, clothing movement, breathing and customer reactions. No music, narration or cartoon sound effects. Negative prompt: duplicated characters, changing faces, impossible physics, premature falls, invisible strikes, floating bodies, teleportation, excessive camera shake, excessive slow motion, blood, gore, broken bones, head impacts, supernatural force, subtitles, captions, logos, watermark.
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