Freezing
Freezing
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Prompt A tense young man with slicked-back bleached hair leans aggressively toward a dirty, cracked mirror in a dimly lit bathroom. His expression is intense, locked into a cold glare at his own reflection. He grips the edge of the sink tightly with one hand and holds a sharp razor or blade in the other.
Suddenly, freezing begins violently and in perfect sync — from his chest, neck, and cheeks, sharp veins of ice erupt outward. Cracks of frost spiral instantly across his face and neck, his veins turning icy blue beneath the skin. His pupils fade into a glacial tone as the cold overtakes his entire head in seconds.
Simultaneously, the reflection in the mirror freezes in perfect synchronization, mirroring every detail — hair, skin, even breath. The mirror itself becomes a fractured sheet of icy texture: shattered, frosted, with fogged light halos around the cracks, and heavy condensation bleeding toward the edges.
As the freeze cascades down his arms and torso, his grip tightens — the faucet and blade begin to frost and crack from the cold. Icy vapor violently swirls around his body, condensing on the mirror. The room darkens slightly, lit only by a pale cyan glow reflected off his crystallized skin.
His posture stays tense, frozen in confrontation — an ice-sculpted standoff between man and reflection. 
