Cinematic Greek Mythology — Goddess of Strategy with Translucent War Tablet

MODEL: MALE. Use exactly one male model reference for this image. A goddess of strategy stands in a torchlit Doric palace courtyard at the edge of golden hour, holding a translucent obsidian tablet at mid-chest height. The tablet surface displays faintly glowing topographic battle lines in warm amber light, casting soft caustic reflections across her collarbone and jaw. She wears a floor-length draped chiton in raw undyed linen with a single copper-thread border along the hem and neckline — no ornamentation beyond a hammered bronze owl-clasp pinning the fabric at her left shoulder. Her hair is pulled into a low war-knot secured with a thin leather cord, a few loose strands catching the warm sidelight. Her expression is calm, calculating, eyes narrowed slightly as she studies the tablet — not posing, thinking. Behind her and one step to the right, a male strategist in a minimal bronze cuirass over dark linen stands with one hand flat on a weathered marble war-table scattered with small clay position markers. His posture is deferential but alert, mid-sentence, mouth slightly open as if offering counsel. The courtyard features cracked travertine flagstones, two weathered Doric columns framing the composition, and a shallow reflecting pool in the foreground catching amber torchlight and blue twilight sky in its surface. Atmosphere: thin haze from unseen braziers drifts left to right, volumetric and backlit. Lighting: primary warm torch key light from camera-left at 45 degrees, secondary cool ambient fill from the twilight sky above, subtle rim light on the goddess's right shoulder from a torch behind. Camera: 50mm equivalent, f/2.8, shot from slightly below eye level to emphasize authority, shallow depth of field with the war-table markers softly bokeh'd. Color palette: dom