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Outdoor Saturday farmer's market in morning sunlight, rows of white tents and vendor booths, families browsing between tables of fresh produce and handmade goods. Emma, 20, white American, arranges candles at her booth with hand-lettered signs, confident and focused. A young man, early 20s, white American in casual clothes, stops at her booth, picks up a candle carelessly, sets it down with dismissive attitude. Medium shot follows their interaction as tension builds - his hand closes around her wrist, she tries to pull back, he shoves her hard with both hands into her booth. Candles rattle, one hits the ground, she grabs the table edge. Cut to one booth down: Ray, 61, white American veteran in flannel shirt, sets down a honey jar and walks toward them with deliberate pace. Close-up on his weathered face as he reaches the booth, voice quiet and controlled: "Let go of her wrist." The boy releases it, tries to assert dominance: "Old man, mind your business." Ray reaches into his back pocket, pulls out his wallet, holds it open showing a business card: "That's my farm, that's my name, and that's my daughter." His voice never rises, each word measured. The boy picks up the fallen candle, sets it carefully on the table, apologizes specifically, then exits the entire market. Wide shot shows the quiet that has fallen over nearby booths, other vendors and customers pretending not to watch but clearly invested in the outcome. No logos, no brand names, no watermarks, no text overlays.

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Outdoor Saturday farmer's market in morning sunlight, rows of white tents and vendor booths, families browsing betwee...

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