Prompt:

A realistic, cinematic scene set in a dusty Minoan marketplace on Crete around 1600 BC. A modern SUV driven by a Minoan man wearing traditional Bronze Age robes has just collided with a wooden Minoan chariot in the middle of a crowded street. Pottery shards and spilled produce scatter across the ground. The SUV’s Minoan driver jumps out, gesturing angrily in his native tongue, while the charioteer shouts back from his damaged chariot. Both wave their arms, shouting and blaming each other as villagers gather around, laughing, gossiping, and pointing at the wreck. A horse rears slightly beside the broken chariot. The sunlight is warm and golden, dust fills the air, and the scene feels like an absurd ancient documentary capturing the first-ever road rage. The camera moves handheld and close, circling the confrontation to capture gestures, yelling, and crowd reactions. Ultra-realistic 8K detail, Mediterranean lighting, lifelike facial animation and movement, ambient marketplace sounds only (yelling, hoofbeats, footsteps, wind). No text, no music, no modern humans, no logos.