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"Cinematic, documentary-style footage in the style of 'Life After People.' A gloomy, deep-sea shot of the Titanic shipwreck bow. The rusted, darkened steel is covered in thick rusticles and thin patches of deep-sea moss. Suddenly, the internal support structures fail due to extreme corrosion. The decks begin a slow-motion 'pancake collapse' downward, one hitting the next in a vertical sequence. Huge, billowing clouds of orange rust-dust and seafloor silt erupt like underwater smoke as the ship loses its shape. The camera cuts between dramatic angles: first a wide shot of the bow buckling, then a low-angle shot looking up as the heavy debris falls toward the lens, and finally a side profile showing the ship flattening into a heap of rubble on the ocean floor. Low-quality CGI aesthetic, high-contrast gloomy lighting from a single submersible beam, murky water particles."