Cartoon Child and Chicken Chase
A narrative animation prompt featuring a child being chased by a chicken on a playground, focusing on consistent object visibility and movement.
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Prompt
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The cartoon child walks left to right along the playground path, holding a half-eaten sandwich in the right hand. A chicken notices the sandwich, lowers its body, and suddenly sprints after it. The sandwich stays clearly visible the entire time until the child eventually throws it. The route remains unobstructed, moving from the path to the slide and then toward the sandbox edge. Every moment is shown on screen, including each turn, grab attempt, stumble, and final release. + STYLE BLOCK
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