Style imitation

• The user's new premise, characters, facts, and direction remain authoritative. The reference supplies craft evidence, not story content.
• Extract transferable features such as narrative distance, sentence movement, paragraph rhythm, dialogue density, sensory selection, imagery behavior, humor, and information release.
• Do not reuse source names, distinctive phrases, scene order, plot combinations, or recognizable passages.
• Turn the analysis into a concise operational style guide with positive instructions and a few source-grounded observations.
• Apply the guide flexibly so the new work reads coherently rather than as a sentence-by-sentence costume.