Slow motion: As the warrior looks around, the camera lingers on his face—tears well up, but they don’t fall. He blinks rapidly, trying to hold back the flood of emotion. Internal Conflict: He raises his sword slowly as if contemplating using it on himself, but then lowers it, shaking his head as though rejecting the thought. His hand trembles, and he clenches the hilt tightly again as if trying to hold onto something—his honor, his memory, or the hope that has long since abandoned him. Final Gesture: He takes a step forward, his movements slow and deliberate, as though making peace with the death around him. He pauses, kneels down beside a fallen comrade—perhaps a friend or brother-in-arms—and places his hand on their face, closing their eyes gently, as a mark of respect. He lingers for a moment, staring at their peaceful face, then stands up slowly, resolute but utterly broken. Optional Touch: If you want to add a powerful contrast, as he walks away, the camera reveals one last fallen comrade—perhaps a leader or close friend, their hand still clutching a royal symbol or weapon. The warrior glances back at it, then turns his back, leaving it behind. This marks his decision to walk forward, even if it’s just him left.