INPUT ROLES
@Image1 defines the wooden puppet: face, painted clothing, joints, and proportions. @Image2 defines the three-panel storyboard's order, framing, screen direction, and gate layout. Render finished miniature scenes, not the storyboard page. Use visible wood grain, small fabric fibers, and warm morning light.

SHOT 1, 0–5s
Match panel one. The puppet approaches a closed garden gate from screen left, carrying one empty wicker basket in its left hand. Stop at the latch. Keep the basket below the waist and the right hand free. Wooden footfalls slow as the puppet reaches the gate.

SHOT 2, 5–10s
Match panel two, a closer view from the same side. The right hand lifts the latch, then pushes the gate away into the garden. The gate begins swinging only after the latch clears its catch. Keep the basket in the left hand at the same height; do not switch hands across the cut.

SHOT 3, 10–15s
Match panel three, looking past the puppet into the garden. Reveal a single oversized red strawberry hanging above the path. The puppet leans back slightly to take in its size, looks down into the empty basket, and looks up again. Finish on that silent comparison, with the gate still open.

AUDIO AND CONTINUITY
Footsteps, one latch click, a hinge creak, and garden birds. No dialogue or music. Preserve puppet design, gate hinge side, basket size, and morning light across cuts. No storyboard borders, annotations, new characters, fruit picking, or basket contents appearing.