The scene unfolds in a stark, meticulously symmetrical white room, its minimalist design evoking the clinical precision of Stanley Kubrick’s iconic aesthetic. The walls are smooth and unadorned, radiating an almost otherworldly brightness, while the floor reflects the light in a cold, sterile manner. At the center of this space stands a white bird, its feathers almost blending into the monochromatic surroundings, yet its presence feels strikingly symbolic. The bird remains still, its sharp, intelligent eyes scanning the room as if aware of being observed. A faint, almost imperceptible hum permeates the air, creating a sense of tension and unease. The camera captures the scene with long, lingering shots, alternating between extreme close-ups of the bird's intricate feathers and wide angles that emphasize the room’s vast emptiness. Shadows are soft but deliberate, creating subtle contrasts that give depth to the bird’s form. Every element in the room seems intentionally placed, from the barely noticeable ventilation panels to the seamless corners of the walls, enhancing the eerie, hyper-controlled atmosphere. The bird, in its natural beauty, contrasts with the artificial, clinical environment, raising questions of captivity, freedom, and the fragility of life within a sterile, human-designed construct. The sequence could end with a slow zoom into the bird’s unblinking eye, reflecting the room’s pristine but oppressive space, leaving the audience with a lingering sense of ambiguity and philosophical introspection.