Emotional 3D short ("The Last Biscuit") prompt

TITLE

The Last Biscuit

REFERENCE

Use the provided combined character sheet and storyboard board as the main visual reference.
Follow the same girl design, kitten design, biscuit, bench, school bag, park setting,
and warm late-afternoon lighting.
Keep the girl and kitten visually consistent in every shot.
Do not add extra characters.
Do not change the story.
The biscuit must stay the same size and shape until the girl breaks it. Only two pieces after the break.

SUBJECTS

Girl:
A slim young girl around 9 to 10 years old with short slightly messy dark hair,
soft round facial features, and large expressive brown eyes.
She wears an oversized pale blue T-shirt, light brown shorts, and sandals.
A small canvas school bag sits beside the bench.
She is hungry and a little tired, but gentle. Her acting must stay subtle:
small eye movements, slow blinks, quiet breathing. No exaggerated expressions.

Kitten:
A tiny stray kitten with cream-white fur, faint orange patches, small ears,
round eyes, and a fragile look.
Its arc runs from cautious to trusting. Early shots: low body posture, hesitant steps,
wide watchful eyes. Later shots: relaxed posture, slow blinks, soft leaning.

Biscuit:
One small round biscuit. The main story object.
It breaks into two clean halves with visible crumbs.

ENVIRONMENT

Quiet neighborhood park in late afternoon. Wooden bench, soft grass, one tree nearby,
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