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Two strangers face each other across a small table with an upright pane of clear, frost-edged ice standing between them, dividing the space in two. A fresh jagged opening has been knocked through the pane's center, and their two hands reach through it to meet in a handshake right inside the break. The opening reads as a real breach in the barrier: shards and chips of ice sit on the table directly below the hole, frost dusts its edges, and a small wooden mallet rests on the table beside the fresh gap. Their hands clasp cleanly through the broken pane rather than over or around it, so the wall between them is genuinely breached exactly where the hands meet. Cool daylight fills the room while a warmer light touches their faces, so the ice glows cold and their expressions stay warm and open; the whole scene carries no text anywhere in the frame. The composition holds both people, the broken pane, and the meeting hands centered as a 16:9 wide composition.