Name both identities and roles first
Tell the model that reference image one is the person who turned and reference image two is the person who holds on. Ask it to preserve facial structure, skin tone, hair, and natural proportions in both the cold present and warm memory.
Keep one main emotional action
The action is simple: aim, hesitate, lower the weapon, open the arms, and embrace. Numbered time ranges help the model understand order, but they are direction rather than a frame-accurate edit list.
Separate the two color worlds
Use desaturated teal and grey for the abandoned house, then warm gold and peach for the field. Ask for a hard cut with no fade, dissolve, or morph so the color change lands immediately.
State safety constraints plainly
Describe zombie makeup without gore: ashen skin, faint veins, cloudy eyes, and dusty clothes. Explicitly exclude blood, wounds, exposed flesh, text, logos, watermarks, and extra people.