1. Opening (Establishing Mood, 30–45s): A dim room at dusk. Close-ups of textures—lace, ribbon, frosting—intercut with the doll’s closed eyes. Faint ambient party sounds distant like memory.
2. Ritual (1–1.5 min): Preparations for a birthday: a tiny cake being lit, a party hat placed beside the doll, hands adjusting the doll’s dress. Time feels slow and ceremonial.
3. Transcendence (1 min): The doll appears to inhale tiny motes of light; subtle, magical motion—tilted head, twitch of eyelid—blurring boundary between toy and living memory. Flash cuts to childhood scenes implied (small shoes by the door, a chair with paint chips).
4. Return/Aftermath (30–45s): Candles are left to gutter; daylight returns. The doll sits, slightly askew. A hand—adult now—retrieves it, tucks it away, or leaves it on a shelf. The final frame holds on the doll’s face, ambiguous expression.

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