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Crime Doesn't Pay: The Missing Watch

Beep! The alarm rings in a modern jewelry shop. A valuable watch is gone. Detective Lina arrives. Three suspects are waiting: Sara, the employee; Omar,...

Prompt

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Create a 2–3 minute animated educational detective video for Mega Goal 2 – Unit 2: Crime Doesn’t Pay. Use animated human characters, not still images. Set the story in a modern jewelry shop. A watch is stolen, and a detective investigates three suspects: an employee, a customer, and a delivery man. Show natural character movement, walking, talking, facial expressions, looking at clues, security-camera footage, fingerprints, and a piece of blue fabric. Use clear simple English dialogue and English subtitles. Make the mystery interactive and classroom-friendly. End with the detective asking: “Who did it?” and showing three choices: A. The customer B. The delivery man C. The employee. Finish with the message “Crime doesn’t pay.” Cinematic 3D cartoon animation, consistent characters throughout, 16:9, suitable for Saudi secondary-school students, no graphic violence.

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Beep! The alarm rings in a modern jewelry shop. A valuable watch is gone. Detective Lina arrives. Three suspects are waiting: Sara, the employee; Omar, a customer; and Faisal, the delivery man. Each says, "I did not take it." Omar says he was looking at rings. Faisal says he was carrying a box. Sara says she was helping a customer. First, Lina finds fingerprints on the empty watch case. Fingerprints are marks left by fingers. Then she checks the security-camera footage. It shows Omar near the case, but he walks away before the alarm. Finally, Lina sees a small piece of blue fabric beside the case. Faisal is wearing a blue jacket. Sara is not. Now stop, and use the evidence like a classroom detective. Which suspect fits the clues? Who did it? A. The customer. B. The delivery man. C. The employee. Choose carefully. Crime doesn't pay.