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A gray-haired shopkeeper talks with a pale, long-haired woman with spider-like limbs as she works among webs in his shop, then hangs a reopening banner and welcomes visitors beneath a “Free Entry!” sign.
A mustached shopkeeper speaks with a tall, pale-haired woman with spider-like legs as several customers hang wrapped in silk around the shop.
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A gray-haired shopkeeper talks with a pale, long-haired woman with spider-like limbs as she works among webs in his shop, then hangs a reopening banner and welcomes visitors beneath a “Free Entry!” sign.
A mustached shopkeeper speaks with a tall, pale-haired woman with spider-like legs as several customers hang wrapped in silk around the shop.
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Inside Corvin’s Fine Goods, a gray-haired shopkeeper gestures toward a pale, long-haired woman with spider-like limbs perched among webs. Shopkeeper: “My shop needs a professional web designer.” Woman: “Finally. A client who understands my talents.” At a counter, the shopkeeper speaks while the woman writes: Shopkeeper: “I need more traffic. And people need to stay longer.” Woman: “Stay longer. Understood.” The woman hangs a “Grand Reopening” banner beside an “Under Construction” sign. In the shop, the shopkeeper welcomes a group of visitors beneath a “Free Entry!” sign. No dialogue is visible in these scenes.

Page 2

The shopkeeper gestures toward three customers wrapped in silk and hanging from the ceiling. Shopkeeper: “Why are my customers wrapped?” Woman: “Dwell time.” The woman holds up a chart marked “800%.” Woman: “Visitor engagement is up eight hundred percent.” The woman holds another chart marked “0%.” Woman: “And the bounce rate is now zero.” A customer wrapped in silk asks, “Excuse me, how do I unsubscribe?” Woman: “That’s a premium feature.” Caption: “Terms and Conditions were woven into the silk.”