hyper-realistic cinematic scene of the First Thanksgiving in 1621, set in an autumn forest clearing near the Plimoth settlement. Show both Wampanoag people and Pilgrim settlers in fully authentic, historically accurate clothing based on known materials and garments from the period. Wampanoag clothing: deerskin wrap garments, fur-lined mantles, handwoven sashes, shell jewelry, bead necklaces, feathers worn in hair, soft moccasin-style footwear, painted designs on some faces, long braids, woven mats and carved wooden bowls. Natural earth tones and subtle ornamentation. Pilgrim clothing: woolen doublets, linen shirts, long skirts, aprons, plain cloaks, coifs and bonnets, broad-brimmed felt hats without metal buckles (accurate to 1621), simple leather shoes, muted earth-tone colors—browns, grays, blacks, and creams. No bright colors. The groups gather around rough wooden tables and woven mats covered with period-correct foods: roasted wild fowl, venison, fish, corn, beans, squash, pumpkins, and berries. Show people passing wooden bowls and sharing food in peaceful cooperation. Surrounding environment features rustic Pilgrim shelters in the background, tall trees with orange and gold leaves, soft golden sunlight filtering through branches, and gentle campfire smoke drifting upward. cinematic realism, high-detail skin textures, accurate material textures for deerskin, wool, wood, and foliage, warm natural lighting, respectful cross-cultural interaction, historically grounded atmosphere, deep depth of field, ultra-detailed authenticity.