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A crowded high school hallway in Oklahoma on Friday afternoon, fluorescent lighting casting harsh shadows between rows of metal lockers. Students in casual clothes stream toward exits, backpacks slung over shoulders, voices echoing off tile floors. Medium shot: Tyler Marsh (17, letterman jacket, cocky swagger) approaches Daniel (16, plain white t-shirt, worn jeans, quiet demeanor) from behind at his locker. Tyler grabs Daniel's shirt collar with both hands and rips it clean off. Wide shot: The hallway erupts in shocked gasps and nervous laughter, phones raised, circle forming. Close-up: Daniel slowly closes his locker, turns the combination, then pivots around—revealing intricate tattoos covering his arms and chest. Cut to: The crowd's faces dropping, laughter dying instantly. Coach Harmon (50s, baseball cap, coaching polo) pushes through the silent crowd, stops cold when he sees the back tattoo. His voice barely a whisper: "You're Daniel Reeves." Daniel nods once, expression unchanged. Harmon turns to the stunned crowd: "This kid won the Junior National Wrestling Championship." No logos, no brand names, no watermarks, no text overlays.

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A crowded high school hallway in Oklahoma on Friday afternoon, fluorescent lighting casting harsh shadows between row...

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