Here is the same 6-part scenario in English, with: a cinematic scene description for each part a first-person narration, calm, casual, storytelling tone each narration timed for 15–20 seconds --- 🌿 6-Part Scenario: “The Boy Who Cried Wolf” --- 1) Part One: The Quiet Hill & the White Flock 🎬 Scene: Early morning. A thin layer of mist rests over the hills. The flock of sheep scatters across the slope like patches of soft white cotton. A distant shepherd’s flute drifts in the air. The young shepherd boy sits on a rock, staff in hand, golden morning light warming his shoulders. A gentle breeze brushes through the tall grass. 🎤 First-Person Narration (15–20 seconds): “Every morning when I wake up, the first thing I see is these quiet hills. Feels like the whole world is just me and these sheep wandering around. But honestly… sometimes the calm gets too calm, and I start feeling bored. A part of me keeps wishing something exciting would happen… something to shake up the day.” --- 2) Part Two: Small Games Begin 🎬 Scene: The boy jumps off the rock and swings his staff through the air like a sword. His voice echoes across the wide, empty hills. He shouts a few times, listening to the echo bounce back. The wind carries his voice down to the village and brings it back to him again. 🎤 First-Person Narration (15–20 seconds): “Sometimes, out of pure boredom, I shout just to hear my voice echo back. It’s like the hills are talking with me… a little game of mine. These tiny games keep my day moving. But today… I don’t know why, I felt like doing something mischievous. Something that would make people laugh.” --- 3) Part Three: The First Lie 🎬 Scene: Suddenly, the boy runs toward the edge of the hill facing the village and throws his hands up. He screams, “Wolf! A wolf is attacking!” His voice shoots through the village like lightning. People drop their tools and rush up the hill with sticks and shovels. The boy’s grin widens—there is no wolf, the flock is calm. 🎤 First-Person Narration (15–20 seconds): “When I yelled ‘Wolf!’ my heart was racing with excitement. The whole village running, shouting… wow, what a scene! Everyone panicking, and there I was, trying not to laugh too loud. For a moment, I felt like the center of the world. Like I’d started the greatest game ever.” --- 4) Part Four: Mischief Repeated 🎬 Scene: The next day, the same cry rises again. The villagers come, this time slower, but still worried. They reach the hilltop—no wolf again. The boy laughs louder. Some villagers glare, some grumble under their breath. 🎤 First-Person Narration (15–20 seconds): “The second time I shouted, I felt powerful… like with one scream I could move an entire village. But when they realized I was joking again, their eyes weren’t so friendly. Some looked hurt, some annoyed. Still, I couldn’t help it—I burst out laughing again.” --- 5) Part Five: The Real Wolf 🎬 Scene: It’s sunset. The sky glows orange and purple. Suddenly the sheep begin bleating sharply—almost like crying. A gray wolf leaps out from behind the bushes. The boy turns pale, stumbles backward, and screams: “Wolf! I swear this time it’s real!” The village stays silent. 🎤 First-Person Narration (15–20 seconds): “When I saw the wolf, my heart dropped to my feet. I yelled with everything I had, ‘This time it’s real, help me!’ But… nobody came. It felt like my own voice was swallowed by the wind. That moment, I realized real fear is nothing like the games I used to play.” --- 6) Part Six: The Price of Trust 🎬 Scene: The wolf tears through part of the flock and disappears into the fading light. The boy sits on the ground, breath shaking. When the villagers finally arrive, they see the damaged flock. The glow of lanterns shows their faces—sad, angry, disappointed. The boy stands with his broken staff, eyes full of tears. 🎤 First-Person Narration (15–20 seconds): “When the villagers arrived and saw what happened… I couldn’t even look at them. It felt like everything was my fault. Not just losing the sheep—losing their trust. And I knew… some kinds of trust, once broken, don’t come back. That’s when I realized some games end only in regret.” --- اگر خواستی: ✨ نسخهٔ احساسی‌تر، کوتاه‌تر یا کودکانه‌تر می‌نویسم ✨ می‌تونم متن رو برای گویندگی انگلیسی تنظیم کنم ✨ یا حتی سناریو رو به صورت استوری‌بورد تصویری طراحی کنم فقط بگو چه تغییری می‌خوای.