Spaghetti Western Cat

Generate a 10-second ultra-cinematic Spaghetti Western animated video set in a dusty 1880s Old West frontier town at golden hour sunset: classic wooden saloon with swinging batwing doors, dirt main street, porch steps, hitching posts, faded signs, warm sepia tones, swirling dust particles, sun lens flares. The hero is a fully anthropomorphic fluffy orange tabby cat as a gritty cowboy, strictly bipedal and upright on two hind legs like a human throughout—no four-legged poses, no quadruped crawling, always perfect human-like posture. Dressed in a tilted wide-brimmed Stetson hat, red paisley neckerchief, fringed leather vest, low-slung toy six-shooter belt, cowboy boots with spurs. The cat stands tall inside the saloon doorway; he pushes the swinging doors open with both paws and strides out onto the porch, then descends the steps and advances toward camera with the signature John Wayne rolling swagger gait: slow, deliberate, heavy steps; wide-based bow-legged stance with toes pointed slightly outward; hips rolling smoothly and rhythmically side to side; broad shoulders held forward and squared; arms swinging with confident authority; unhurried, commanding stride that dominates the ground like The Duke in True Grit or The Searchers—tough, heroic, larger-than-life presence. Use low-angle dolly tracking shot to follow his powerful advance, with boot dust kicking up. After 4 seconds of swaggering walk, he halts in a wide, solid planted stance, feet apart, body squared to camera. He tilts his head slightly, delivers an intense squinting stare like Clint Eastwood, unlit cigar stub clenched in mouth, faint menacing smirk, eyes locked on viewer. In a deep, gravelly, slow Clint Eastwood drawl from The Good the Bad and the Ugly—low, sparse, menacing tone with long dramatic pauses—he speaks: 'Some men chase gold... some chase glory... me? I just keep walkin'... and the world gets out of the way.' Soundtrack: exact main theme from Ennio Morricone's The Good the Bad and the Ugly — iconic two-note coyote-howl motif on whistle and flute, eerie human yodeling/choir vocals, twangy electric guitar riffs, sparse tribal drums/percussion, building tension with occasional sharp accents like distant gunfire. Sync music to action: coyote whistle howl intro on door push, rising motif during swagger walk, peak tension on stop and squint and line delivery. Ultra-detailed realistic cat fur texture, expressive anthropomorphic face and body blending adorable feline charm with rugged cowboy toughness. Strictly enforce fully upright bipedal human cowboy movement and John Wayne rolling swagger—no animal defaults ever. Smooth 24fps animation, precisely 10 seconds: 1s doors push/opening, 4s rolling swagger walk, 1s stop/stance setup, 4s intense squint and spoken line over music climax.