Write a Comic Script Scene from Scratch

You've got a scene in your head and no idea how comics scripts are actually laid out. This walks you through a 4 to 6 page scene panel by panel: what the artist sees in each frame, kept separate from the dialogue and captions, with pacing across the page. You end up with a script an artist could actually draw from.

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You want to write a scene in proper comics script format. The scene is set in {SETTING} and involves [character description] facing [conflict or decision].
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<task>
**Guide the creation of a single comics scene (4-6 pages):**

**Page structure:**
- Write panel-by-panel descriptions: what the artist sees (environment, character position, action)
- Separate panel description from caption/dialogue clearly
- Indicate mood and pacing through panel count: more panels = slower time, fewer = faster

**Script conventions:**
- Format: PAGE X, PANEL Y: [description]
- Caption (narrative box): CAP:
- Dialogue: CHARACTER NAME:
- Sound effects: SFX:

**Scene goals:**
- Open with visual storytelling before any dialogue
- Use the environment to reinforce the emotional tone
- End the scene on a panel that makes the reader want to turn the page

Draft the full 4-6 page script in correct format.
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<output_format>
- Full script in standard comics format
- Brief writer's note: one paragraph on the choices made for pacing and visual storytelling
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