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A traditional funeral home chapel in summer, afternoon light filtering through stained glass windows, wooden pews filled with fifty FAMILY MEMBERS in black formal attire, massive arrangements of pure white roses covering the altar and casket, oppressive heat despite failing air conditioning. SARAH (late 20s, simple black dress, grieving but alert) sits in front pew beside her MOTHER HELEN (50s, elegant mourning attire, composed expression). MARCUS (40s, expensive designer suit, slicked hair, confident posture sitting prominently at front) adjusts his tie with practiced superiority. AUNT CARMEN (45 years old, plain department store dress, sitting alone in back row, humble posture, kind weathered face) quietly wipes tears. FATHER MARTINEZ (60s, traditional priest vestments) stands at podium beginning service: "We gather to celebrate Rosa Martinez's extraordinary life—" Sarah's eyes widen in shock, gripping her mother's arm urgently: "Mom, look at the flowers!" Close-up: A single white rose stem begins transforming, deep crimson red spreading through petals like blood through water, the color change visible and organic. Camera pans across altar showing one white rose after another turning blood red in sequence, the transformation spreading like wildfire through all arrangements. The entire congregation rises in stunned silence, gasps and whispers spreading, phones lifting to capture the impossible. Marcus stands abruptly, voice cracking with panic: "What the hell is happening?" ROBERT CHEN (70s, distinguished elderly attorney, black suit, carrying sealed envelope) stands from front row, voice steady and authoritative: "Mrs. Martinez told me this would happen. She said I could only read her real will when the roses turned red." He opens the envelope dramatically, room falling into absolute silence: "The golden child is hollow—Marcus, you're bankrupt. The forgotten one holds the key—Carmen inherits everything, fifty million dollars." Marcus's face drains of color completely, jaw dropping. Carmen's hands fly to her mouth in shock, tears streaming. Mr. Chen's voice turns steel: "The thief sits at the head of my table—Harold Peterson poisoned her first husband thirty-five years ago." Two POLICE OFFICERS step forward from back of chapel. HAROLD PETERSON (60s, Rosa's second husband, expensive suit) bolts for the door screaming: "You can't prove anything!" Officers tackle and handcuff him as he struggles: "She kept your confession letter. Found it in her safe deposit box." Close-up: The single white rose on the casket slowly transforms to blood red, Sarah reaches out to touch it, pulling back in shock: "It's warm." FATHER MARTINEZ pulls out thermometer, hand trembling: "Ninety-eight point six degrees. Human body temperature. The room is seventy-two degrees." The entire chapel stares in supernatural awe at the warm crimson rose glowing softly in afternoon light. Camera slowly pulls back showing transformed blood-red roses covering entire chapel, Marcus collapsed in shame, Carmen crying in disbelief, Harold being led away in handcuffs, Sarah touching the impossibly warm rose on grandmother's casket. Cinematic lighting with stained glass colors and warm afternoon sun, dramatic close-ups of roses transforming, shallow depth of field, hyper-realistic except for controlled color transformation effect, dramatic color grading emphasizing supernatural justice and deathbed prophecy fulfilled.

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A traditional funeral home chapel in summer, afternoon light filtering through stained glass windows, wooden pews fil...

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