My Ride Is Here prompt for Kling: paste-ready text without names

The prompt

Image-to-video, 9:16, roughly 10 seconds.
Reference image 1 is the RIDER. Keep the face, hair, skin tone, body shape and the clothes shown in the image. If the subject is a pet, a toy or a drawn character, keep its species or look; a pet grips the broom handle with its paws and its ears and fur blow in the wind.
Scene: a quiet suburban street with a traffic-light intersection on a sunny afternoon, tidy houses, green lawns and parked cars. The car is moving slowly. No readable text or logos anywhere. The camera is a single handheld phone inside the car, looking sideways out of the open passenger window; the window frame and the car's side mirror show at the edge of the frame; slight natural shake; no cuts.
Shot 1 (roughly the first 5.5 seconds): the RIDER sits side-saddle on an old wooden broom with a bristly straw end, floating about a metre above the road right beside the car at window height, close to the window and large in the frame, keeping pace with the car, legs crossed casually, hair and clothes fluttering in the wind.
Shot 2 (roughly 5.5 to 8 seconds): still gliding beside the window, the RIDER calmly turns their head, looks straight into the camera with a relaxed, slightly smug expression, as if to say "my ride is here", and gives a small casual wave.
Shot 3 (only the last 2 seconds): the RIDER snaps the broom upward and shoots up and away over the rooftops and trees into the sky.
The RIDER stays big and close beside the window for most of the clip; the ending is short and quick.
The broom is a plain wooden broom; nothing else carries the RIDER. No wires, no visible supports.
Audio: wind rushing past the open window, the car engine and tyres on the road, and a light, playful, spooky instrumental tune. No singing, no lyrics, no speech.
Photorealistic, natural motion, no text, no subtitles, no logos, no watermark.

Tips for using it

• Add your photo as reference image 1. For a pet, leave the second line alone and the animal will grip the handle.
• For the crash ending, replace Shot 3 with this: the RIDER looks forward again just in time to hit a roadside traffic sign, tumbles comically onto the grass with the broom landing beside them, and sits up dazed but unhurt.
• Keep names and brands out. Kling can filter them, and a name or a likeness can raise rights questions, so the prompt describes the action instead.
• Tools change often. Check the clip length and aspect ratio your plan allows and edit the first line to match.