Original AI Prompt
Generate & Play Hailuo AI video：Title: "Liberty or Death" Genre: Historical Epic / War Drama Tone: Gritty, intense, and inspiring Themes: Freedom, resilience, revolution, leadership, betrayal Act 1: The Spark of Rebellion (1789–1791) Opening Scene: A grand plantation in Saint-Domingue. Slaves toil under brutal conditions while French plantation owners live in luxury. Toussaint Louverture’s Introduction: A literate and skilled former slave, he quietly observes the growing tensions as news of the French Revolution spreads. Voodoo Ceremony at Bois Caïman: Dutty Boukman, a charismatic leader, gathers slaves in a secret nighttime ceremony, invoking the spirits and calling for rebellion. The slaves swear an oath of unity. The Rebellion Begins: Enslaved people rise up, burning plantations, killing their oppressors, and forcing the French into defensive positions. Act 2: The War for Independence (1791–1802) Toussaint Emerges as a Leader: He organizes rebel forces with brilliant military tactics, using guerrilla warfare against the French. French Response: The colonial government sends ruthless generals to crush the rebellion, leading to brutal massacres. Political Chess: Toussaint negotiates with both the Spanish and British, securing weapons and alliances. France abolishes slavery in 1794, but Toussaint remains skeptical of their intentions. Battle Against Napoleon’s Forces: In 1802, Napoleon sends a massive army under General Leclerc to retake the colony. Toussaint fights a brutal war, but eventually, he is captured through deception and sent to France, where he dies in prison. Act 3: Dessalines and the Birth of Haiti (1802–1804) Jean-Jacques Dessalines Takes Over: A fierce general, he rallies the troops, vowing to destroy the French presence. Final Battles: The rebels defeat the remaining French forces at the Battle of Vertières (1803). Declaration of Independence (1804): Dessalines proclaims Haiti the first free Black republic, abolishing slavery forever.
AI-Powered Analysis
The video tells the story of the Haitian Revolution, focusing on the rebellion led by Toussaint Louverture and Jean-Jacques Dessalines against French colonial rule.
