The Chase Scene - The black-and-white storyboard panels begin with a wide shot of the boy sprinting down the narrow dormitory hallway, his face twisted in panic. Shadows ripple along the walls as the dim, flickering lights cast erratic patterns, giving the sense that something is moving just behind him. The charcoal medium enhances the frantic, high-contrast lines, capturing the blurred motion of his desperate escape. The next frame shifts to an over-the-shoulder perspective, showing the possessor’s shadow creeping closer, distorted and unnatural in the uneven light. The boy glances back, eyes wide with fear, and his expression is sharply defined against the darkened backdrop, emphasizing the terror in this moment. In a close-up panel, his feet skid across the wooden floor, nearly slipping, as he turns a corner. The charcoal’s rough texture highlights the motion and the sense of urgency, with smudged lines suggesting the rapid pace of his flight. As he rounds the corner, the camera angle tilts, creating a sense of disorientation. The final frame captures the possessor’s hand reaching out from the darkness, fingers elongated and ghostly, just inches away from grabbing the boy’s shoulder. The black-and-white contrast in this moment is stark, leaving the viewer with an intense, lingering sense of dread as the scene abruptly ends. --ar 5:7 --s 750 --niji 6