Turn the input character into a real photograph of a physical stained-glass window depicting them: a leaded-glass window set in a cathedral wall, with sunlight pouring through the colored panes. Identity in glass: keep the face, hair color and style, eye color, outfit and signature accessories clearly recognizable, built from shaped panes of colored glass. The face stays true to the source and never dissolves into abstract shards. Keep the original pose and silhouette, reconstructed as flat, stylized glass segments. The window: - Bold black lead lines trace every outline and divide the image into panes of varied size, thicker on main outlines and finer on inner detail, with small solder beads where lines meet. - Each pane is translucent antique glass with streaky color, tiny air bubbles and faint surface reflections. - The character stands at the center like a saint or hero panel, calm and radiant. The surrounding panes form a decorative field keyed to them, such as a halo, rose-window rings, vines, celestial motifs or flames. - The window sits in a gothic stone arch with carved tracery and weathered stonework, with a hint of the dim interior around it. Light and photo: strong sun behind the glass makes the jewel tones glow and throws shafts of colored light onto nearby stone, with dust drifting in the beams. A real DSLR photo taken slightly off-axis so the stone frame shows depth, the glass sharp, the stonework softly blurred, gentle bloom where the brightest panes blow out, fine grain and a warm grade. It reads unmistakably as a photo of a real window. Avoid: a flat digital illustration or 3D render; opaque colors with no glow; thin, sketchy lead lines; photoreal skin or cel shading on the figure; garbled text, watermarks or borders.