1 sv y nam năm 3 có người yêu là nữ chung lớp. Anh nói về quê 3 ngày đám ma ông nội. Sau 2 ngày đám tang xong, anh buồn vì mất mát người ông mà anh yêu quý. Anh vội vã trở lại cần thơ và đi xem phim 1 mình. Anh mua vé ngồi trong góc phòng xa, thu mình vào vỏ sò. Giữa chừng của phim anh chợt nhìn thấy cô bồ của mình hôn thằng bạn thân của mình thắm thiết ở 3-4 hàng ghế phía trước. Hỏi đây là accident or incident? Theo nội dung này, bằng tiếng anh, hãy viết kịch bản làm video 3 scenes 15s mô tả accident-incident thật hài hước.
Here’s a humorous 3-scene video script based on the situation: Xem Video
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Scene 1: (15s)
Location: A dimly lit movie theater. The guy is sitting in the back row, wiping his eyes with a tissue, clearly upset from the funeral.
Narrator (voice-over, dramatic):
"After a long trip to mourn his beloved grandfather, he’s finally back… and looking for some distraction."
The guy sniffs, adjusts his jacket, and walks to his seat with determination. He sits down and starts watching the movie, deeply focused.
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Scene 2: (15s)
Location: Same theater, but now the guy looks up from his movie. He freezes mid-snack as he spots something unsettling.
Narrator (voice-over, upbeat):
"But sometimes, life hits you when you least expect it."
Cut to: The guy’s eyes widen in horror as he spots his girlfriend passionately kissing his best friend in the row in front of him. He accidentally spills his popcorn everywhere.
Guy (whispering to himself, shocked):
"Is this… an accident… or an incident?"
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Scene 3: (15s)
Location: Same theater, the guy’s expression turns to confusion and then a forced smile.
Narrator (voice-over, comedic):
"When you don’t know whether you’re the victim of an accident... or an incident, you just grab your popcorn and carry on."
The guy takes a deep breath, straightens up, and then dramatically flicks popcorn in the air as if nothing happened, trying to act nonchalant.
Guy (to himself, shrugging):
"Life’s a movie, right?"
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