Main Subject: The jack- o’- lantern remains central in the scene, but spider legs and vines begin to crawl out from underneath it. The pumpkin’s glow has intensified, and its face has become more twisted and sinister, with the carved smile growing wider. Environment/Setting: The same dark, foggy forest setting from Day 1, but now the forest feels more alive. The vines and spider legs are spreading outward from the pumpkin, giving the impression that something is growing and expanding from within it. The fog still swirls softly across the ground, and the twisted trees loom ominously in the background. Details: The vines are dark and thick, covered in tiny thorns and moving slowly across the ground. The spider legs are long and spindly, crawling out one by one from beneath the pumpkin. The glowing face of the pumpkin flickers and distorts, with the carved grin now resembling something more menacing. The earth around the pumpkin is beginning to crack as the dark energy intensifies. Atmosphere: The tension is rising, with a sense of anticipation and danger. The scene feels like the calm before the storm—the forest is no longer quiet, and the dark energy coming from the pumpkin is starting to affect the environment. Lighting/Time: The glow from the pumpkin is stronger now, casting a brighter light on the surrounding vines and spider legs. The fog reflects the glow, creating an eerie, otherworldly effect. The rest of the forest is still dark, with only faint moonlight filtering through the trees. Camera Angle: A medium close- up of the pumpkin, focusing on the vines and spider legs emerging from underneath. The camera angle is slightly tilted, adding to the unsettling nature of the scene as the pumpkin’s carved face becomes more distorted. Film Stock: Shot on Fuji Pro 400H, capturing the rich, glowing tones of the pumpkin’s light and the deep shadows of the forest. The subtle textures of the vines and spider legs are enhanced, adding to the creepy, organic feel of the scene