Another Test, Not Quite Right Yet

The dropped ice cream FORMAT: Four-way split screen in a fixed 2x2 grid. All four panels show the same moment from different synchronized camera angles. SCENE: A child walks out of an ice cream shop holding a cone. The scoop suddenly falls onto the sidewalk. PANEL TL: Close view of the cone and the falling scoop. PANEL TR: Wide sidewalk view showing the child, parent, shop entrance, and nearby pedestrians. PANEL BL: Side view showing the child's reaction and another customer approaching. PANEL BR: High-angle view showing the full sidewalk and shop counter through the window. TIMELINE: 0 to 3 seconds: The child walks outside happily. The scoop falls. DIALOGUE 1: Child: "Oh no." 3 to 7 seconds: The child looks disappointed. Another customer notices and points back toward the shop. 7 to 11 seconds: The shop employee sees what happened and quickly makes a replacement cone. DIALOGUE 2: Employee: "This one's on me." ENDING: The employee hands over a much bigger replacement scoop. The child looks surprised, then smiles while everyone nearby laughs. CONTINUITY: Keep the same child, cone, clothing, shop layout, pedestrians, lighting, and exact timing across all four panels. No duplicated ice cream, no teleportation, no changing character positions, and no timing differences.