Hercules Satirical Selfie Myth Scene

"Composition: Handheld selfie close-up, 35mm lens, shallow depth of field, golden hour flare, film grain Main Subject: Hercules, adjusting his lion pelt, sighing dramatically Scene Description: Still at Delphi steps, sun now lower—temple columns cast long shadows Visual Details: He points over his shoulder at the temple entrance, eyes roll Cinematographic Style: Slightly overexposed sun edge gives lens flare, still handheld Emotional Tone: Satirical confession, playing it for laughs Audio Cues: Distant lyre music from within temple Color Palette: Dust and gold, soft browns Dialogue: Hercules (mock whisper): “Apparently, getting rid of your music tutor’ counts as a crime if it’s the son of Apollo. Who knew?” FINAL PROMPT: A slightly wider handheld selfie on 35mm lens, half-body framing of Hercules on the steps of Delphi, adjusting his lion pelt while squinting at the temple behind him, golden light bleeding into the lens. He smirks and says, “Apparently, getting rid of your music tutor’ counts as a crime if it’s the son of Apollo. Who knew?” as faint lyre music echoes. Satirical mood with dusty olive grove ambiance. Shot in cinematic style. "