BODY & SUPPORT (default only — every explicit direction above wins): a body relates to what holds it. A seated person sits the way the seat is built to be used — hips on the seat, back toward the backrest, legs falling naturally toward the floor; people sharing adjacent seats each occupy their own seat, side by side. Hands, hips and feet keep believable contact with whatever they rest on. When the text stages someone frozen, stunned or holding still, the body stops mid-action exactly where the moment caught it — weight already committed to one side, hands where the interrupted movement left them — rather than resetting into a symmetric at-attention stance. If the SHOT TEXT or any contract above stages a specific arrangement, follow THAT exactly.