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A fun, highly technical prompt designed as a Python function to apply a specific disintegration effect to an uploaded image, preserving the original pose. Change the subject, setting, or lighting one variable at a time.

``python def disintegrate(Subject): Direction = "{argument name="disintegration direction" default="Left to Right"}" Wind_Speed = "{argument name="wind speed" default="100 km/h"}" Particle_Type = "{argument name="particle type" default="Black Volcanic Ash and Embers"}" >Execution Left_Side_of_Subject = "Solid, Intact" Center_of_Subject = "Cracking, glowing cracks" Right_Side_of_Subject = "Fully dispersed into particle cloud" return Render(Motion_Blur=True, Glow=True) ``` Instruction: Preserve the exact pose of [UPLOADED_IMAGE], but apply the `disintegrate()` function described above.
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