Storyboard en Acuarela de Repartidora en la Lluvia

A square watercolor-and-ink storyboard page depicting a quiet, mysterious narrative starring [an elderly woman courier] and her dog, arranged in an exact 3x3 panel grid on textured white paper with thin black gutters. Black horizontal letterbox bands at the top and bottom each feature centered white text: “Qwen Image 3.0”. Style & Atmosphere: Gentle rainy-city watercolor with loose ink line work, muted grays, earthy greens, soft wet washes, and slightly vignetted panel edges. Melancholic, quiet, and cinematic suspense. The protagonist remains strictly consistent: a woman in her 60s with short silver hair, round red glasses, a [mustard yellow] raincoat, dark gloves, boots, accompanied by a small brown dachshund on a blue leash. Layout & Numbering: Exactly 9 panels numbered 1 through 9 inside small white circles with black outlines at the top-left of each panel. Typed caption boxes appear in specific panels. Panel Details: 1. (Numbered 1) Wide dawn shot in heavy rain. The woman and her dachshund stand before the green front door of an old Georgian townhouse on wet, reflective pavement beside iron railings. Caption box: “7:02 AM — The last delivery.” 2. (Numbered 2) Close-up of gloved hands holding a brown paper parcel tied with red string. The shipping label reads: “[Unit 4B, Alder Lane]”. Rainy gray backdrop. 3. (Numbered 3) Street scene in the rain. The woman and dog wait beside a curb as a city bus sweeps by, headlights reflecting on wet asphalt. Caption box: “The city never waits.” 4. (Numbered 4) Low-angle exterior shot of the old stone apartment building in falling rain, showing tall windows and the green entrance door. The woman looks upward from the bottom left, red glasses visible. 5. (Numbered 5) Macro close-up of a vintage brass buzzer plate with six buttons labeled 1A, 4B, 2A, 3B, 4A, and a partial button below. A muddy gloved finger presses the 4B button. 6. (Numbered 6) Narrow crack of an opened door into darkness; an anxious young man's face peeks out from heavy shadow. Caption box: “[You’re late,” he whispered.]” 7. (Numbered 7) Close-up of the parcel handed forward toward the gloomy doorway, neat red ribbon knot sharply focused against soft rain streaks. 8. (Numbered 8) Rear view of the woman and dachshund walking away down an empty, glistening sidewalk, mist cloaking distant rowhouses and bare trees. 9. (Numbered 9) Static exterior shot of the closed green townhouse door. A loose red string hangs near the door handle over glistening steps and damp foliage. Caption box: “[But she never delivered anything at all.]” Constraints: Maintain strict character consistency across all frames. Exactly 9 numbered panels with the precise captions specified. No additional text or speech bubbles.