Four children from different nations cast heroic shadows in sunlight

2x2 grid, 16:9 do this for 4 children from different country and a non-copyrighted famous hero of their culture: INPUT A: [PERSON] INPUT B: [TARGET] Create a realistic color photograph of a child version of [PERSON], standing in bright sunlight on a real outdoor surface and holding or posing with a simple object, prop, or gesture that naturally suggests [TARGET]. The child should look ordinary and believable, not costumed like the final transformed figure. Infer the child version automatically from [PERSON]. The key visual idea is that the child’s cast shadow is physically accurate but semantically transformed. PHYSICAL SHADOW RULES MUST FOLLOW - The shadow must behave like a real cast shadow created by one clear sunlight direction. Shadow angle should be physically accurate. - The shadow begins exactly at the child’s contact points with the ground. - The shadow must be fully connected to the child with no floating gaps. - The shadow must match the child’s exact projected pose: same stance, limb angles, head direction, body orientation, and prop direction. - The shadow stretches naturally across the ground according to the light source. - The shadow’s geometry must remain that of a real projection, flattened onto the surface and perspectivally distorted as needed. - The transformed figure must not behave like a separate drawing, sticker, mural, or pavement illustration. SHADOW TRANSFORMATION RULE: Inside that physically accurate shadow, transform the child into [TARGET]. Infer the fully realized shadow-self automatically from [TARGET]. The shadow-self should preserve the projected pose of the child, but its internal visual identity becomes a dramatic, detailed version of [TARGET]. Add inferred features appropriate to [TARGET], such as costume, anatomy, equipment, aura, silhouette embellishments, hair shape, texture, and emotional expression — but all contained within the boundaries and physical logic of the real cast shadow. The result should read as: “ordinary child in reality, extraordinary shadow-self in imagination.” VISUAL PRIORITY: - Real photograph first - Real shadow physics second - Target transformation third STYLE: magical realism, cinematic photography, grounded realism, one clear light source, believable environment, emotionally striking contrast between ordinary child and extraordinary shadow identity NEGATIVE: no multiple shadows, separate character on the ground, disconnected shadow, mismatched pose, wrong light direction, independent perspective, pavement drawing, decal, chalk art, sticker effect, floating shadow, extra character, costume child, inaccurate cast shadow