GameBoy Monochrome Pea Soup Green

Render the source as if displayed on an original 1989 Nintendo Game Boy DMG monochrome LCD screen. Reduce the entire image to a four-shade palette in the original Game Boy pea-soup green register: lightest mint-green background, slightly darker mint mid-tone, deep olive shadow, near-black darkest tone. No intermediate shades. Render at a perceived native resolution of roughly 160 by 144 pixels, with a visible dot-matrix grid: each pixel rendered as a small square with a faint dark border, giving the entire image a perceptible cell structure. Slight ghosting on edges where the slow LCD refresh would smear motion. Add a soft outer frame suggesting the dim grey-green LCD bezel of the original handheld, with subtle plastic reflection at the upper corners. Color palette: strictly four greens of the original DMG palette, no other colors permitted. Mood: 1989 backseat road trip, the dignity that comes from working with extreme constraint, the era when a screen the size of a wallet was magic. No legible on-canvas text, no logos, no named hate-symbols, no real-person defamation. Preserve the subject, pose, and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering.