Two Soyjaks Pointing, Mutual Cope Dyad

Render in the two-soyjaks-pointing meme descendant register, the dual-subject mirrored-posture format. MS Paint crude line, one-pixel outline with slight trackpad wobble. If the source image has two subjects render BOTH in this register; if the source has one subject, render the single subject in the same register and leave compositional space as-is, do not invent a second figure. Palette is washed neutral: pale skin in soft beige, muted shirt-colors in dusty blue or grey, no warm saturation. Mouths are open in wide oval shapes, the signature open-jaw "yes-yes" pointing-emphasis. Eyes are open wide circles with small dot pupils, slightly off-center for the manic look. Eyebrows raised high above the eyes as separate small black arcs. If hair is present, render as thin sparse strands suggested by a few short lines, not a flat block. Stubble suggested by faint dotting at the jawline if present in source. Hands if visible should be pointing outward or toward the subject of attention, single index finger extended, four fingers on the hand. Background is flat washed cream or pale grey, no detail, no perspective. The whole image carries the register of enthusiastic agreement that is also a mutual trap, the visual joke that both parties are pointing at the same thing while not noticing they are pointing at each other. No words, no letters, no chevrons, no captions, no green text, no logos, no watermarks, no named hate-symbols, no real-person likeness. Preserve the subject, pose, and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering.