Show a graceful, intimate composition of a character dancing closely with a life-sized skeleton. Keep the pose and framing very close to the original reference image. The character is positioned on the left and slightly behind the skeleton, leaning diagonally toward it with an elegant, poised upper-body twist. The skeleton is placed in the right foreground, facing the character in a close partner-dance pose, with its skull, ribcage, and arms clearly visible as an important foreground element.
Arrange their hands so that one joined pair is lifted high near the upper right area of the image, while the other joined pair extends outward across the lower left foreground. The pose should create a flowing diagonal composition and a sense of quiet movement, as if the two are captured in the middle of a slow, solemn waltz. Preserve the intimate, theatrical, and slightly eerie closeness of the original composition.
Drape a delicate white bridal veil over the skeleton only. The veil should rest over the skull and fall softly around the head and upper body, adding a strange but romantic wedding-like symbolism without hiding the skeletal form too much.
Set the background inside a softly bright cathedral with tall stained-glass windows. The cathedral should feel luminous but gentle, not harsh or overly bright, with elegant ambient light filtering through the stained glass. Let the windows cast subtle cyan, violet, pink, and pale light across the scene. Include gothic window frames, a calm glowing atmosphere, soft shadows, and a faint haze in the air. The overall mood should feel dreamy, solemn, romantic, and hauntingly beautiful, balancing tenderness and melancholy rather than horror.
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