Using the uploaded photograph as the strict identity reference, create an incredibly detailed, humorous, cinematic 3D scene showing the secret control room inside the person's brain.

MAIN CONCEPT:

Imagine that the person's entire life is secretly controlled by several tiny versions of themselves working inside a chaotic, futuristic brain headquarters.

The camera reveals a spectacular miniature control room located inside a giant human brain, with glowing neural pathways, colorful monitors, hundreds of buttons, tangled cables, flashing warning lights, and a massive central control console.

CHARACTERS:

Create exactly SIX miniature versions of the person in the uploaded photo. Every miniature character must preserve the original person's recognizable facial features, hairstyle, skin tone, age, and identity.

Each miniature version has a different personality and responsibility:

1. The Sleep Manager: Completely asleep at the control desk, wearing pajamas, surrounded by pillows, with a Persian sign reading «فقط ۵ دقیقه دیگه».

2. The Anxiety Operator: Panicking dramatically, sweating, surrounded by red warning lights and alarms, desperately pressing random buttons. A monitor displays «وای الان چی میشه؟!».

3. The Romantic Decision Maker: Excitedly pressing an enormous glowing red button labeled «بهش پیام بده» while smiling mischievously.

4. The Overthinking Specialist: Sitting in front of fifteen chaotic monitors, analyzing thousands of imaginary scenarios, with a screen displaying «اگه منظورش این بود چی؟».

5. The Motivation Manager: Exhausted, sitting with an empty coffee cup, staring at a giant untouched task list. A small display reads «از شنبه شروع می‌کنیم».

6. The Chaos Commander: Standing dramatically in the middle of the headquarters, wearing an oversized captain's uniform, pretending everything is under control while the entire room falls into hilarious chaos.

VISUAL COMPOSITION:

Show a large, detailed cross-section of a human head and brain, revealing the miniature headquarters inside.

The six characters must be clearly visible, interacting with different sections of the control room.

Include a giant panoramic screen displaying the original person's recognizable face, connecting the internal control room to the person in the uploaded photograph.

Make the scene feel like a high-budget Pixar-inspired animated comedy mixed with a futuristic science-fiction control center.

Extremely expressive faces, exaggerated comedic body language, intricate miniature props, realistic 3D materials, cinematic volumetric lighting, glowing holographic interfaces, vibrant colors, and incredible environmental storytelling.

LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT:

All visible text, signs, labels, buttons, monitors, and speech bubbles MUST be written exclusively in natural, correctly spelled Persian (Farsi). Never use English text anywhere inside the generated image.

STRICT REQUIREMENTS:

- Preserve the uploaded person's facial identity across all six miniature characters.
- Exactly six miniature versions of the same person.
- Each character must have a unique expression, pose, and task.
- Make the humor immediately understandable.
- Keep the Persian labels legible and correctly associated with their characters.
- No additional people or unrelated characters.
- No watermark or logos.
- Highly detailed cinematic 3D rendering.
- Vertical 4:5 aspect ratio.
- The final output must be a single finished image, not a collage.

The overall result should look like a hilarious behind-the-scenes photograph of the tiny people secretly managing the user's brain and making terrible life decisions.

Using the uploaded person or couple as identity references, create a handcrafted glass snow globe containing a miniature scene of this memory: [DESCRIBE THE PLACE AND MOMENT]. Preserve recognizable faces, hairstyles and the number of people supplied. Rebuild the memory as a detailed physical diorama inside the globe, with delicate white flakes settling around it. Wooden base, realistic curved-glass reflections and subtle refraction, warm light within the scene. Photograph the globe on a quiet desk at dusk. Keep faces readable through the glass. No writing or watermark. Vertical 4:5.