A Lost Teddy, Then the Price Reveal
A cinematic family mishap turns emotional regret into a concrete ride price comparison.
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Why it works
The category cue crosses a locked night wide in shot 1, then the film plants the valued object in shots 2–7 before isolating it behind glass in shot 11 at frame 507. The first cost lands over the receding object in shot 14; the alternative appears in shot 18, whose 178-frame span gives the comparison room to read. A hard interior-to-platform cut at frame 424 tightens the transfer without a graphic effect.
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