Start exactly on the provided image as the still first frame. Locked-off static amera, no camera movement. A beautiful, well-manicured hand with pretty nail art quickly enters from the right and pinches the upper-right corner of the person as if they were a flat 2D sticker laid over the scene. In one very fast, swift motion the hand rapidly peels the ENTIRE person off — the whole body lifts as ONE single connected paper sticker in a single continuous piece: head, torso, both arms, anything they are holding, and both legs all the way down to the shoes detach together at the same time. Nothing is left behind, no part stays stuck to the background, the full silhouette is never cut off or cropped. The background stays perfectly in place and is revealed underneath where they used to be. Once fully peeled, they are one complete die-cut sticker with a clean white border around the entire outline; the hand quickly raises it toward the camera, keeping the exact original size and full shape, wobbling gently like thin paper. Ends on a frozen frame. Realistic paper-peeling sound with subtle ambient white noise.