Use case: precise-object-edit.
Image 1 is the motion-sheet EDIT TARGET. Image 2, cat2.png, is the sole authority for the kitten's identity and hand-drawn watercolor style.

Preserve the complete 16:9 production-sheet layout, title, borders, typography, character lock, companion scale, prop states, route map, light panel, shots 05–10, every number, every timecode, all camera notes, colors, textures, and all unmentioned content exactly as in Image 1.

Modify only the ENVIRONMENT reference panel and storyboard shots 01, 02, 03, and 04 so the spatial continuity is correct.

SHOT 01, 00:00–00:03:
The giant green oak leaf must not float. Show the kitten clearly gripping the leaf's long dark-green stem with one visible front paw. The stem must visibly connect continuously from the paw to the large leaf canopy above the kitten, forming a believable hand-held umbrella. Keep the other front paw free and visible. Keep the kitten walking left-to-right in rain. Preserve the caption number, timecode, title “LEAF UMBRELLA,” and existing camera/light notes.

ENVIRONMENT PANEL:
Remove the hollow, cave, opening, dark cavity, or hole from the tree. Show a solid continuous old tree trunk with textured bark and low surface roots. Place one small rounded gray stone beside the trunk on open wet ground. Rain reaches this exposed spot. No animal in the environment reference panel.

SHOT 02, 00:03–00:06:
Remove every tree hole, hollow, cave, opening, dark cavity, and root shelter. Show a solid tree trunk on the right and one small rounded gray stone beside it. The tiny gray-brown mouse sits on exposed wet ground immediately beside that stone and trunk, visibly getting rained on, soaked and trembling. The kitten notices the mouse from screen-left. Rename the shot title exactly “MOUSE BY STONE”. Replace the action caption with exactly “Kitten sees soaked mouse beside tree trunk and small stone.” Keep “POV / 50mm / TILT DOWN / SOFT SHADOW.”

SHOT 03, 00:06–00:09:
Remove every hole, hollow, cave, opening, and root shelter. Use the same solid tree trunk and the same small rounded gray stone in the same position. The soaked mouse remains beside the stone in open rain and backs away slightly. The kitten stays screen-left, crouches, keeps the leaf umbrella in one paw, and extends its empty other front paw toward the mouse. Preserve title “OPEN PAW,” number 03, exact timecode, and camera notes.

SHOT 04, 00:09–00:12:
Remove every hole, hollow, cave, opening, and root shelter. Use the same solid tree trunk and same small gray stone. The mouse moves from beside the stone into the shelter of the leaf umbrella. The kitten visibly grips the long connected leaf stem with one front paw and tilts the canopy toward the mouse, leaving its own outer shoulder in rain. Preserve title “WET SHOULDER,” number 04, exact timecode, and camera notes. The mouse is not inside a tree; it is under the leaf beside the kitten.

Hard invariants:
Keep exactly ten storyboard cells numbered 01–10 and retain every existing timecode. Keep the original kitten face, huge golden eyes, orange-and-black stripes, cream muzzle and paws, brick-red ribbed scarf, short plump proportions, and scratchy black-ink watercolor texture. Keep one mouse only in each applicable frame. Maintain kitten screen-left and mouse screen-right. Do not change shots 05–10. No floating leaf, no broken connection between stem and canopy, no tree hole, no dark cavity, no cave, no hollow trunk in the environment or shots 02–04. No new panels, no extra text, no logo, no watermark.