Ancient Egyptian Scribe Comedy

REFERENCE-FIRST SHOT CONTRACT. A 6-second clip in multimodal reference mode. A scribal chamber at dawn inside the Giza construction complex. First frame snaps to an extreme close-up of a limestone deadline shelf: one long freshly painted red vertical line drops like an alarm bar, and beneath it a shallow stone shelf holds exactly six pale bones in a clean countdown row, each casting a hard charcoal shadow. The framing widens to reveal Henu at his low stone desk, hunched over a single clean papyrus with exhausted dread, glancing from the shelf to his empty page. A spotted Egyptian mau is curled asleep across the papyrus, blocking the work surface. Through the far colonnade an unfinished pyramid wrapped in wooden scaffolds fills the horizon. Dawn light from the right, cool in the shade, pale gold on the floor. Limestone beige, dusty ocher, faded linen, charcoal shadow, and the isolated red deadline line dominate.