Shot 1: Initial anger, 0 to 4 seconds, medium-close shot. A young couple confronts each other in a evening living room. The girl has her arms crossed, eyebrows furrowed with vertical lines between them, a hard stare fixed on the other person, corners of the mouth tight and downturned, cheeks slightly flushed, side-lit, fixed camera. Shot 2: Transition to grievance, 4 to 10 seconds, camera slowly zooms into a facial close-up. The girl's hard gaze softens slightly, inner eyebrows lift gently, her eyes slide away from the other person's face toward the floor, the corners of her mouth are still down but no longer tight, shoulders slump slightly as if choked up, warm light turns cold, extremely slow zoom. Shot 3: Holding back tears, 10 to 15 seconds, extreme facial close-up. The girl purses her lips tightly to endure, lower lip trembles slightly, eyes slowly redden and fill with water, she blinks once to push the tears back, one drop hangs under her eye without falling, head tilts away slightly reluctant to be seen, natural light, fixed camera.