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PSC, scne1, a warmly lit wooden captain’s cabin inside an old seafaring vessel, built entirely from dark weathered timber beams, plank walls, and polished wooden floorboards. In the left foreground a large iron-banded treasure chest rests beside a workbench covered with bottles, candles, nautical tools, and aged containers, while shelves filled with books, glass flasks, and maritime supplies line the left wall. The center of the room is dominated by a suspended canvas hammock stretching between heavy wooden supports, hanging beneath a large illuminated nautical map mounted on the rear wall. A brass ship’s wheel and navigational instruments are positioned around the map, forming the visual center of the cabin. In the right foreground coiled ropes, wooden barrels, lanterns, glass bottles, and navigation equipment cluster around the corner of the room. The right wall contains a large circular porthole opening toward a bright blue ocean horizon, bringing cool daylight into the otherwise warm interior. Thick ropes, brass fixtures, hanging lanterns, maritime clocks, and nautical ornaments repeat throughout the cabin, reinforcing the identity of a lived-in sailing environment. Golden lantern light mixes with soft daylight from the porthole, creating warm reflections across the wooden surfaces, subtle highlights on brass details, and a cozy atmospheric glow. The space feels handcrafted, functional, and richly detailed, with the central hammock, rear navigation wall, right-side porthole, surrounding rope bundles, and extensive wooden ship architecture defining the recognizable structure of the cabin