An Instagram Reels Script Generator that plans the whole post

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FICTION LABEL: An original illustrated fable, not a historical event or a traditional myth. COVER PROMISE: The ribbon that cost a promise HOOK: The weaver finished her ribbon—and missed the promise that mattered. SCENE FLOW: 1) Show a festival ribbon on the loom. 2) Reveal a neighbor's plain cloak waiting beside it. 3) Hold on an empty doorway after sunset. 4) Show the weaver taking the ribbon apart. 5) Resolve on a repaired cloak with one bright seam. VOICEOVER: In this invented village, a weaver promised to mend a neighbor's cloak before sunset. Then the festival announced a prize for the finest ribbon. She chose the ribbon. At dusk, the cloak still lay beside her loom. She could not recover the evening, so she unpicked her prize entry and used its strongest thread for the repair. The neighbor accepted the cloak, but asked her to promise less next time. CAPTION HANDOFF: Keep the original-fiction label and identify generated illustrations. Add the question the ending leaves open without claiming the story happened. CTA: Was repairing the cloak enough to repair the promise? REVIEW NOTES: Keep the same cloak, loom, and character details across scenes. Do not attribute this invented tale to a culture, author, or ancient source.

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FICTION LABEL: An original illustrated fable, not a real confession or historical account. COVER PROMISE: A bright seam, an unfinished apology HOOK: The repaired cloak looked better. The broken promise was harder to mend. SCENE FLOW: Open on the bright seam, return to the unfinished cloak, show the competing ribbon, reveal the missed sunset, then return to the neighbor inspecting the repair. VOICEOVER: The neighbor noticed the bright thread. It had belonged to a ribbon the weaver hoped would win a festival prize. While she worked on that ribbon, the cloak she had promised to mend sat untouched. Now the prize entry was gone and the cloak was repaired. The neighbor thanked her for the work, then gave it a different test: next time, would she keep the promise before there was anything to apologize for? CAPTION HANDOFF: State that this is original fiction. Keep generated-media context with the post. CTA: Which moment changes your view of the weaver? REVIEW NOTES: Preserve the consequence instead of ending with a claim that one good deed fixes everything. Check text readability over the seam close-up.