Create a tactile stop-motion paper-craft scene beginning from Image 1. Preserve exactly two characters: the broad indigo bird stays screen left with one folded wing held close; the smaller saffron bird stays screen right with a long pointed tail. Preserve paper colors, fold patterns, fiber texture, scale difference, seed tray, warm lantern, greenhouse structure, rain direction, and open door at far right.

0–3 seconds: establishing medium-wide shot with Audio 3 prominent. A gust rattles the greenhouse; both birds look toward the right-hand door, then at each other. No dialogue. 3–7 seconds: close on the indigo bird using Audio 1, low and steady: “The roof will hold if we brace the west hinge.” Its beak movement is minimal and synchronized; the saffron bird listens without speaking. 7–11 seconds: reverse close-up using Audio 2, quick but clear: “Then I’ll tie the twine. You keep the lantern dry.” The indigo bird listens and lowers its tense shoulder fold. 11–15 seconds: return to the two-shot. They each take one end of a loose natural-fiber twine and move together toward the exit; the lantern remains inside. End before they enter the rain.

Use slight stop-motion cadence, consistent eye lines, and one speaker at a time. Sound hierarchy: dialogue first, rain and wooden creaks below, no music. Avoid extra birds, human hands, realistic feathers, changing folds, swapped voices, subtitles, speech bubbles, a repaired roof not yet shown, exaggerated panic, franchise resemblance, logos, or watermark.