**SCENE 2 — 0:10–0:20** **10-second video. CONTINUITY FROM PREVIOUS…

**SCENE 2 — 0:10–0:20** **10-second video. CONTINUITY FROM PREVIOUS SCENE IS CRITICAL.** **START STATE / CONTINUITY:** Begin exactly where Scene 1 ended. The Lagoon 52F is moving slowly across the calm Andaman Sea toward the nearby tropical island on the parents' previously programmed autopilot route. The dolphin is already swimming ahead of the starboard side, moving in the direction of the island. Yan and Marta are already standing together on the deck, looking directly at the dolphin. Do NOT reset their positions. Do NOT make the dolphin suddenly appear. The first frame must feel like a seamless continuation of the final frames of Scene 1. **EVENT:** The dolphin continues swimming ahead of the catamaran. It repeatedly dives beneath the turquoise water and resurfaces several meters farther ahead, clearly maintaining a forward direction toward the island. Its behavior feels purposeful, as if it is trying to guide the children somewhere. **CHARACTERS:** Yan, 7-year-old boy. Marta, 5-year-old girl. **BLOCKING:** The dolphin begins already ahead of the children and slightly to the right of their field of view. It swims forward, briefly crosses from right to left in front of the children, dives underwater, then resurfaces farther ahead and turns toward the island. Yan carefully follows its direction with his eyes, becoming increasingly convinced that the dolphin is leading them. Marta points toward the island and keeps watching the dolphin. Both children remain worried about their missing parents, but now they have a small sense of hope. **CAMERA:** Start in a medium profile shot matching the final camera position of Scene 1, with Yan and Marta watching the dolphin. Smoothly pan with the dolphin as it crosses their field of view. Keep the children visible briefly in the foreground so their gaze direction remains clear. Then gradually widen the shot to reveal the dolphin swimming farther ahead toward the small tropical island. End with the dolphin in the middle distance and the island clearly visible beyond it. Maintain consistent screen geography and movement direction throughout. **PERFORMANCE:** Yan watches intensely and cautiously, trying to understand the dolphin's behavior. Marta points toward the island with a mixture of anxiety, curiosity and hope. They are not excited tourists — they are children searching for their missing parents. Their emotional continuity from Scene 1 must remain clear. **DIALOGUE:** Yan, quietly and seriously: “It's showing us something.” **LIGHT / COLOR:** Fresh golden morning light after the tropical storm. Clear turquoise water, soft white clouds, wet reflective surfaces on the Lagoon 52F. Beautiful tropical environment contrasting with the children's concern. **SOUND:** Natural dolphin clicks and splashes synchronized with its movements, gentle wind, soft waves against the twin hulls, subtle boat movement and quiet atmospheric ambience. No dramatic music. **END STATE:** The dolphin is now clearly swimming toward the small tropical island. Yan and Marta remain watching it from the Lagoon 52F, understanding that the dolphin may be leading them toward a clue about their missing parents. The final frame should naturally set up Scene 3, with the island ahead and the dolphin moving toward it.