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A 10-second vertical handheld video, filmed as if on an iPhone, with very shaky, unstable movement throughout. The scene is inside a hospital recovery room with natural indoor lighting and visible medical equipment. A mother lies on a hospital bed holding her newborn baby girl wrapped in a soft blanket. The newborn has extraordinarily long, soft, silky, curly hair, dark and glossy, a wild cascade of ringlets flowing far beyond her body and across the bed — far more hair than expected for a newborn, clearly the visual focus. A doctor in blue scrubs stands in front of the bed, visibly overwhelmed and emotionally intense. His cheeks are flushed red, his eyes wide with shock. He is awkwardly holding the newborn, his hands stiff under the blanket bundle, as the baby's incredible, waist-length curly hair spills over his arms. He raises his voice continuously, speaking loudly and urgently while gesturing with the hand not fully supporting the baby, staring at the mother. He argues in disbelief, screaming for the full 10 seconds: “What did you do? Are you serious right now?!” “This is medically impossible!” “Look at this hair — explain this to me! HOW?” His voice remains a raw, tense shout for the entire clip. The mother begins sobbing, clearly distressed and emotional, reaching out protectively for her baby while looking up at the yelling doctor. The newborn remains calm in his awkward hold, her massive curls a shocking contrast against the sterile scrubs. The camera constantly trembles, with fast, nauseating pans between the doctor’s furious face, the crying mother, and extreme close-ups of the curls tangled around his arms and the blanket. Audio feels raw and unfiltered, dominated by his yelling and her crying. No music, no filters. Real iPhone video quality, imperfect framing, motion blur from shaking hands. The moment feels intensely unprofessional, emotionally charged, and dramatic — designed to feel like a viral, controversial clip filmed in the heat of the moment.