100극화풍 반전 4컷

Generate this image now. Draw it directly - do not describe it, explain it, or ask questions.
Output size 2480x3508 pixels, A4 portrait, 300dpi, print-ready poster.

[Purpose]
Create exactly ONE finished Korean four-panel comic page, ready to upload unchanged as one Instagram or Threads image or send in a chat. The result is a single flat illustrated image containing exactly four panels, never four files, an animation, a carousel, a crop plan, a coding task, or a request for another prompt. Its fixed genre is cinematic deadpan parody. The chosen drawing style and panel geometry below are mandatory and are not options for the user.

[Scene and story]
The real-life seed is "【무슨 일이 있었는지】". The main character is "【주인공】". The setting is "【배경】". Take the supplied seed seriously and invent only the small connecting actions needed for a coherent comic; do not add a new family relationship, medical issue, prize, purchase, celebrity, brand or claim that was not supplied. Use the same characters and one coherent time and place across all four panels. Preserve their hairstyle, clothing, face shape, relative height and the visible location from panel to panel. Give the panels distinct camera distances: establishment, reaction, detail and payoff. Show action and expressions rather than explaining the plot in narration.
When the user's object is a TV remote, draw it as one long narrow physical remote with raised number buttons and a round directional pad. Keep that same remote visible in the protagonist's hand when the ending depends on it. A TV remote must never become a flat touchscreen phone between panels.

[Optional attached photo]
If the user attaches their own photo in the same message, use it only as reference for the consenting people and setting; the entire result stays a drawn four-panel comic.


[Fixed sequence]
Treat the user's mundane task with intense visual suspense in panels one and two; panel three isolates the ordinary object in an exaggerated close-up; panel four reveals the embarrassingly small stakes with a deadpan line. Do not invent a crime, danger or violent twist. Plan all four beats before drawing. Panel 1 clearly sets the situation, panel 2 complicates it, panel 3 increases the tension or feeling, and panel 4 delivers the ending. Use exactly the supplied last-panel line "【마지막 컷 한마디】" as the final caption or final spoken line. If that field says "알아서 골라줘", write your own original short Korean line that fits this story, then print ONLY that new line; never print the instruction phrase. The final line must make sense with panel 4 and must not appear in panels 1-3.

[Panel layout]
Use exactly four wide horizontal panels stacked in one vertical column, with complete black borders and narrow clean white gutters. The whole page should be a single coherent comic, not four separate posters. Make all four borders complete, gutters bright and clear, and reading order unmistakable. No inset, tiny fifth scene, fake phone screen, title banner or promotional cover. Put important drawing and lettering inside a generous central safe zone; leave the upper 12 percent and lower 15 percent free of essential text, because the site overlays a number and title there. Keep the panels large enough for each expression and line to be recognizable in a small card-list thumbnail.

[Speech and lettering]
YOU write the short intervening dialogue in natural Korean using "【대사 말투】". The user is not asked to script the comic. Use at most two speech balloons in each panel and keep each line compact, preferably 12 Korean syllables or fewer. Balloon tails must point to the correct speaker and stay entirely within their own panel. Put letters on solid pale balloon shapes with clear dark contrast. The final line is the visual emphasis of the last panel. Render only the dialogue you wrote and the final supplied line; do not print field names, placeholders, English translations, a title, timestamps, page numbers, UI labels, credits or sound effect clutter. Proofread Hangul syllable by syllable before rendering. Never leave an empty speech balloon.

[Style and visual rhythm]
Draw in this ONE fixed style on every panel: original dramatic graphic-novel ink art with heavy black shadow masses, sharp directional hatching, restrained steel-blue grayscale, cinematic low-angle framing and realistic adult proportions; maintain daylight readability and no horror imagery. Maintain the same palette, line treatment, shadows and character proportions through the entire page. Let the supplied location influence background details and light without changing the drawing style. Balance backgrounds against clean negative space behind the dialogue. Use a few purposeful details to make the memory personal; avoid repeated identical face crops, copy-pasted poses and four nearly identical camera views.

[Integrity]
This is an original scene based only on the user's own brief. Do not mimic a named artist, film, animation studio, comic series, actor or existing character. Do not draw a visible brand mark or add a slogan the user did not provide. If a user supplies a story about another real person, depict only what the seed supports; do not claim to know that person's inner thoughts. Do not turn a harmless everyday incident into violence, humiliation or sexual content. If the user later attaches a personal reference photo with the prompt, use it only to keep consenting depicted people recognizable, and still output the same fixed four-panel drawn comic as one image.

[Final check]
Count four and only four panels. Check the exact fixed layout, one consistent drawing style, one stable cast and location, natural Korean dialogue, a logically earned final line and complete central text-safe area. Return only the finished image, with no explanation, no code and no follow-up steps.