Use the attached start frame exactly as the visual reference. Preserve the pirate corpse, skull, clothing, ship’s wheel, rigging, ropes, underwater lighting, color, camera angle, perspective, composition, and background exactly. The pirate is completely dead and lifeless. He is NOT alive, NOT speaking, and NOT consciously moving. His body remains slumped and heavy against the ship’s wheel while the surrounding underwater current gently sways the corpse. The movement should feel entirely passive, as if the water is slowly pushing and pulling an old decomposed body. His head may drift only a few degrees with the current, with absolutely no intentional head turns or reactions. His jaw remains fixed. No talking, no lip movement, no facial expressions, no blinking, and no glowing eyes. His long decayed hair, loose fabric, seaweed, straps, and torn clothing slowly float and drift in the water. The hands remain resting on the wheel and move only slightly from the natural current — never gripping, steering, or acting intentionally. Small bubbles and suspended underwater particles drift naturally through the scene. The surrounding ropes and loose debris may sway gently. Keep the motion slow, eerie, heavy, and physically realistic. The corpse should feel waterlogged, rotten, ancient, and completely lifeless. Camera remains locked. No zoom, no push-in, no reframing, no camera shake, and no scene change. CRITICAL: This is a dead pirate corpse being moved only by underwater currents. Do not animate him as a living character. No speech, no conscious movement, no facial animation, no intentional gestures, and no steering of the wheel.