Use the provided Mara and Andres character reference images as strict identity references. Preserve their facial identity, hairstyles, eye colors, body proportions and overall visual design consistently throughout the entire series. ANDRES — FIXED OUTFIT, MUST NOT CHANGE:
very dark burgundy fitted button-up shirt, sleeves rolled to the forearms, fitted black waistcoat worn open, black fitted trousers, simple black leather belt, black Chelsea boots, no tie, no arm straps, no white shirt, no original reference outfit, no outfit changes.
Preserve this exact clothing combination in every scene. Same Andres and Mara identities, exact same clothing. After the concert, outdoors during a gorgeous pink-and-orange sunset. A tour van is parked on a grassy overlook near the festival. The distant stage and remaining crowd are visible behind them, still glowing in the evening sunlight. Mara and Andres sit casually side by side on the hood of the tour van eating messy festival street food from paper containers. Mara has removed her leather jacket and placed it beside her, but everything else remains identical. Andres looks sideways at Mara with a suspiciously amused expression, clearly questioning whether one of the songs she performed was actually about somebody real. Mara freezes for half a second with a french fry or piece of food halfway toward her mouth. Then she gives him the most deliberately innocent expression imaginable. One eyebrow slightly raised. Tiny smile she is unsuccessfully trying to hide. Her entire face says: “Completely fictional.” Andres clearly does not believe her. Comfortable playful chemistry, legs casually hanging from the van, discarded festival wristbands and food containers nearby, beautiful expansive sky, warm natural skin tones, wind gently moving their hair. Make this scene funny through facial expressions rather than exaggerated gestures.