El paquete perdido

Create a 24-second photorealistic dialogue scene, horizontal 16:9, in a gently handheld medium two-shot inside an apartment mailroom. Two adults stand on opposite sides of a waist-high counter. Mara, on screen-left, has short curly dark hair, a navy raincoat and a folded delivery slip. Leon, on screen-right, has cropped grey hair, round glasses and an olive cardigan. A plain brown parcel tied with red cord sits on the low shelf behind Leon, initially partly hidden by the counter. Soft overcast window light enters from the left. 0–6s: Mara glances from the slip to Leon, then says in natural English, "It says delivered. Nothing upstairs." Pause before Leon looks toward the shelf. 6–12s: Leon replies, "Red cord? I kept it out of the rain." He points down with his right hand; Mara follows his gesture silently. 12–18s: the camera lowers slightly without crossing the counter line as Leon bends, picks up the parcel with both hands and sets it on the counter. Only cardboard scrape and fabric movement are heard. 18–24s: Mara smiles and says, "That's it. Thank you." Leon nods; both pause beside the recovered parcel. Keep identities, wardrobes, left-right positions and the parcel's red cord consistent. Assign each quoted line only to its named speaker with synchronized mouth movement; the listener's lips remain still. Do not overlap dialogue. Paper flexes, weight shifts before lifting, and the box rests flat on the counter. Audio: quiet room tone, faint rain through the closed window and clear close speech. No music, subtitles, labels, extra people or reverse shots. User request: In a quiet mailroom, Mara asks about a missing delivery; Leon reveals the red-cord parcel he moved to keep it dry, and she thanks him.