Next-3 prompt sheet for the 50-credit top-up

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+# NEXT 3 PROMPTS — 50 credits, highest value first
+Each is a complete standalone paste block. Shoot in the project named.
+Priority order: #1 completes a whole game; #2 and #3 complete matched
+action/death pairs so the clips are immediately usable in an engine.
+
+Already shot from Side B (don't reshoot): the Expert action (4 takes) and
+the bargain-bin coin surf (2 takes) — hence #2 and #3 below being their
+missing partners.
+
+================================================================
+## 1. mhx7 — THE MORPING HORROR project  [attach: Dez]
+This is the LAST missing clip in The Morping Horror. Shooting it takes that
+game to 100%.
+================================================================
+
+Dez is a lanky 20-something record store clerk: tall messy black quiff, olive skin, open red flannel shirt over a plain faded black t-shirt, rolled dark jeans, scuffed white hi-top sneakers, oversized silver headphones around his neck. Inside the drained record store. Dez sprints down the looping aisle at full panic — and stops mid-stride, exhausted; he sits down cross-legged in the middle of the aisle as the loop keeps scrolling past him like a moving walkway, carrying him gently along past the same divider, again, and again; his breathing slows; he almost smiles. The clip ends held on him drifting with the loop. Static shot, background scrolling. 1980s hand-drawn cel animation, thick ink outlines, painterly gouache backgrounds, cold flickering fluorescent light, drained desaturated palette with sickly green shadows, heavy film grain. No text, no captions, no watermark; all signs, posters and record sleeves are blank or abstract designs with no lettering.
+
+================================================================
+## 2. rsgb_expert_death — RECORD STORE GUY project  [attach: Dez]
+Partners the Expert action you already shot — gives Side B its first
+complete playable customer.
+================================================================
+
+Inside the cluttered record store in the daytime, warm light, checkerboard floor. Dez is a lanky 20-something record store clerk: tall messy black quiff, olive skin, open red flannel shirt over a plain faded black t-shirt, rolled dark jeans, scuffed white hi-top sneakers, oversized silver headphones around his neck. The Expert is a small intense man in round glasses and a cardigan carrying a thick binder of notes, index finger permanently raised in correction. The Expert opens his enormous binder and begins reading aloud; the pages keep turning, and turning, the binder impossibly thick, as shadows sweep the store from day to night; Dez slides slowly down behind the counter until only his eyes remain visible. The clip ends held on the still-turning pages. Slow push-in on the binder. 1980s hand-drawn cel animation, thick ink outlines, painterly gouache backgrounds, film grain. No text, no captions, no watermark; all signs, posters and record sleeves are blank or abstract designs with no lettering.
+
+================================================================
+## 3. t8s2_death — RECORD STORE GUY project  [attach: Dez]
+Partners the coin-surf you already shot — completes the Track 8 bargain-bin
+scene so the bonus world has one full action+death pair.
+================================================================
+
+The bargain-bin dimension: a surreal landscape of enormous sun-bleached record sleeves leaning like monoliths, water-damaged covers curling like waves. Dez is a lanky 20-something record store clerk: tall messy black quiff, olive skin, open red flannel shirt over a plain faded black t-shirt, rolled dark jeans, scuffed white hi-top sneakers, oversized silver headphones around his neck. A tide of one-dollar coins buries Dez to the neck at the base of a discount crate; a huge round price-sticker shape descends from above and stamps gently onto his forehead, marking him down; his eyes cross to look at it. The clip ends held on the stamped tableau. Static shot. 1980s hand-drawn cel animation, thick ink outlines, painterly gouache backgrounds, film grain. No text, no captions, no watermark; all signs, posters and record sleeves are blank or abstract designs with no lettering.