Reader Adjusts a Miniature Self

Create a horizontal cinematic photograph in an invented vintage library. Seat one original adult woman, age 25 or older, at a broad wooden reading desk; do not resemble a real person. On the desk, place a 1:12 miniature version of the same adult standing on a stable round display base. Match face shape, hair, green dress design, skin details, and expression exactly across both scales, while using book height, wood grain, dust, and depth of field to prove the size difference. The full-size reader leans forward with calm concentration and positions two open hands on either side of the base as if aligning it; fingertips never pinch, touch, lift, or endanger the tiny figure. Give the miniature a self-directed upright stance, intact anatomy, and clear space above and around it. Surround the scene with generic unreadable old book spines, warm shelf lamps, cool window fill, floating dust, and a shallow-focus aisle. No minor, real-person likeness, domination, restraint, injury, touching body, unstable edge, occult book, named library, readable title, duplicate miniature, malformed hand, logo, text, or watermark.