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        "prompt_text": "Top-down architectural floor plan of a small rooftop apartment interior on an old villa roof. Compact single-level rooftop unit, not a studio: a central living room (거실) with kitchenette and dining area connects to three separate interior rooms: main bedroom (안방), daughter bedroom (수리영 방), and bathroom (욕실). Put the front entry iron door on the bottom wall of the living room, opening outward to an exterior rooftop concrete area with a water tank, clothesline, drying herbs on a flat bench, and the stair down to the multi-family villa courtyard. Inside the entry, mark a small entry/foyer zone (현관) along the bottom side of the living room with shoe area.\n\nLiving room (거실) occupies the center and lower-center of the plan. On the left wall of the living room, draw a compact kitchenette counter with sink faucet, small stove, and pot; the counter is narrow and runs along part of the wall, not a separate kitchen room. Near the center of the living room, draw a small rectangular dining table with two to four chairs; show two teacups on the table and one chair slightly tipped over. On the right wall of the living room, draw a medium TV facing inward toward the dining table and room; add a small floor stand lamp near the TV or corner. Put a small window on the upper-left or left wall of the living room near the kitchenette, labeled “small living-room window,” and show it open. The living room has doors leading to each private room: one door on the upper-left wall leads to the main bedroom (안방), one door on the upper-right wall leads to the daughter bedroom (수리영 방), and one door on the right or lower-right wall leads to the bathroom (욕실). The front entry iron door is separate from these interior doors and leads outside to the rooftop concrete.\n\nMain bedroom (안방) is in the upper-left corner, separated from the living room by a full wall and interior door. Draw a bed with its head against the upper wall, medium-sized relative to the small room. Keep the room sparse, with only the bed and a small side area; no corpse or gore. The main bedroom door is on its lower or right wall and opens into the living room.\n\nDaughter bedroom (수리영 방) is in the upper-right corner, separated by walls from the living room and main bedroom. Draw a single bed along one side wall, medium-small relative to the room. Draw a window with curtains on the upper or outer wall; the curtains are a key landmark. Place a backpack and a small doll on the floor near the bed. Mark a wall area above or beside the bed where a red circle symbol and old photo can appear, but keep it diagrammatic. The bedroom door is on the lower wall and opens into the living room. Show the curtain area opposite or near the bed, where footprints could lead, but do not render blood realistically.\n\nBathroom (욕실) is on the right-lower side of the apartment, reached from the living room by a door on the bathroom’s left wall. Inside, draw a compact sink with mirror on one wall, a small toilet, and a shower/wet area; the mirror faces the user from the sink. Label the wall area visible in the mirror as the place where a circular mark appears. No bathroom window unless clearly labeled as absent.\n\nDoors: bottom living-room wall has the front iron door to the outside rooftop concrete and stair area; upper-left living-room door leads to main bedroom; upper-right living-room door leads to daughter bedroom; right/lower-right living-room door leads to bathroom. Windows: small living-room window on the living room outer wall; curtained window in the daughter bedroom on its outer wall. External adjacency: outside the front entry is not a hallway or street but the exposed rooftop of an old villa, with concrete roof surface, water tank, clothesline, flat bench with drying herbs, and stairs descending to the building courtyard.\n\nNegative constraints: NOT a balcony, NOT a multi-floor cutaway, NOT a single-room studio, NOT an open-plan bedroom, NOT a separate enclosed kitchen, NOT a luxury apartment, NOT a modern high-rise interior, NOT a large house, NOT a photorealistic room scene, NOT perspective view, NOT 3D render, NOT exterior elevation, NOT cluttered with extra rooms not mentioned. Schematic line drawing style, clean labels, no shading, white background.",
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        "prompt_text": "Top-down architectural floor plan of a small rooftop apartment interior on an old villa roof. Compact single-level rooftop unit, not a studio: a central living room (거실) with kitchenette and dining area connects to three separate interior rooms: main bedroom (안방), daughter bedroom (수리영 방), and bathroom (욕실). Put the front entry iron door on the bottom wall of the living room, opening outward to an exterior rooftop concrete area with a water tank, clothesline, drying herbs on a flat bench, and the stair down to the multi-family villa courtyard. Inside the entry, mark a small entry/foyer zone (현관) along the bottom side of the living room with shoe area.\n\nLiving room (거실) occupies the center and lower-center of the plan. On the left wall of the living room, draw a compact kitchenette counter with sink faucet, small stove, and pot; the counter is narrow and runs along part of the wall, not a separate kitchen room. Near the center of the living room, draw a small rectangular dining table with two to four chairs; show two teacups on the table and one chair slightly tipped over. On the right wall of the living room, draw a medium TV facing inward toward the dining table and room; add a small floor stand lamp near the TV or corner. Put a small window on the upper-left or left wall of the living room near the kitchenette, labeled “small living-room window,” and show it open. The living room has doors leading to each private room: one door on the upper-left wall leads to the main bedroom (안방), one door on the upper-right wall leads to the daughter bedroom (수리영 방), and one door on the right or lower-right wall leads to the bathroom (욕실). The front entry iron door is separate from these interior doors and leads outside to the rooftop concrete.\n\nMain bedroom (안방) is in the upper-left corner, separated from the living room by a full wall and interior door. Draw a bed with its head against the upper wall, medium-sized relative to the small room. Keep the room sparse, with only the bed and a small side area; no corpse or gore. The main bedroom door is on its lower or right wall and opens into the living room.\n\nDaughter bedroom (수리영 방) is in the upper-right corner, separated by walls from the living room and main bedroom. Draw a single bed along one side wall, medium-small relative to the room. Draw a window with curtains on the upper or outer wall; the curtains are a key landmark. Place a backpack and a small doll on the floor near the bed. Mark a wall area above or beside the bed where a red circle symbol and old photo can appear, but keep it diagrammatic. The bedroom door is on the lower wall and opens into the living room. Show the curtain area opposite or near the bed, where footprints could lead, but do not render blood realistically.\n\nBathroom (욕실) is on the right-lower side of the apartment, reached from the living room by a door on the bathroom’s left wall. Inside, draw a compact sink with mirror on one wall, a small toilet, and a shower/wet area; the mirror faces the user from the sink. Label the wall area visible in the mirror as the place where a circular mark appears. No bathroom window unless clearly labeled as absent.\n\nDoors: bottom living-room wall has the front iron door to the outside rooftop concrete and stair area; upper-left living-room door leads to main bedroom; upper-right living-room door leads to daughter bedroom; right/lower-right living-room door leads to bathroom. Windows: small living-room window on the living room outer wall; curtained window in the daughter bedroom on its outer wall. External adjacency: outside the front entry is not a hallway or street but the exposed rooftop of an old villa, with concrete roof surface, water tank, clothesline, flat bench with drying herbs, and stairs descending to the building courtyard.\n\nNegative constraints: NOT a balcony, NOT a multi-floor cutaway, NOT a single-room studio, NOT an open-plan bedroom, NOT a separate enclosed kitchen, NOT a luxury apartment, NOT a modern high-rise interior, NOT a large house, NOT a photorealistic room scene, NOT perspective view, NOT 3D render, NOT exterior elevation, NOT cluttered with extra rooms not mentioned. Schematic line drawing style, clean labels, no shading, white background.",
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        "prompt_text": "Top-down architectural floor plan of a large supermarket interior with a separate general affairs/security office. Draw a wide rectangular supermarket sales floor as the main central and left-side space, with the front storefront wall on the bottom side facing outside. Outside the bottom front entry is a busy commercial street near a port, with a small bicycle parking area directly in front of the automatic entrance and an exterior CCTV camera mounted above or beside the storefront looking toward the entrance; label this outside zone “commercial street near port / bicycle parking / CCTV view area.” The sales floor contains multiple long parallel merchandise display shelves occupying the center, sized large relative to the room, arranged in aisles running from bottom to top; leave walking aisles between them. Place additional shorter display racks along the left wall and right wall of the sales floor, medium-sized relative to the room. Include a small box-stacking/restocking area near one end of an aisle, with several cartons beside a shelf, showing where an employee could carry boxes and restock merchandise. Put the main automatic sliding front door centered on the bottom wall of the sales floor, leading directly outside to the commercial street and bicycle parking area. Do not draw a back-of-house maze; only one separate office room is shown because the scenes mention only the supermarket floor and the general affairs/security office. Place the general affairs/security office (총무과 / 보안실) as a smaller enclosed rectangular room attached to the upper-right side of the supermarket sales floor. Add an interior door on the office’s lower or left wall opening into the sales floor aisle area. Inside the office, place a medium desk against the upper wall, with several CCTV monitors on the desk facing downward toward chairs in the room; add two small visitor chairs in front of the desk and one security staff chair behind the desk. The CCTV monitors should be clearly labeled as “CCTV monitors,” and the office should feel like a compact administrative/security room, much smaller than the supermarket floor. No other rooms are shown. No windows are specified in the scenes; do not draw windows except the glazed automatic storefront entry if needed for the entrance. Include labels for “sales floor,” “display shelves,” “restocking boxes,” “automatic front door,” “general affairs/security office (총무과),” “CCTV monitors,” and “outside commercial street near port.” Negative constraints: NOT a balcony, NOT a multi-floor building, NOT a single-room studio, NOT a warehouse-only space, NOT a shopping mall with many stores, NOT a home interior, NOT an office building, NOT a photorealistic interior, NOT populated with character portraits. Schematic line drawing style, clean labels, no shading, white background.",
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