15-Second Animation with Start/End Frame Method

[Image1] is the first frame and character/environment anchor. [Image2] is the last frame and exact final target. Generate only the 15-second transition. Preserve the same tiny character, face, dark-teal bob, cream overalls, coral scarf, mustard shoes, canvas, painted light, indigo rope and hand-drawn 2D cel style. Seven hard cuts; never morph between angles. Shot 1 (1.5s): Begin exactly on [Image1]. She notices the rope and takes two curious steps toward it. Gentle side rostrum pan; soft footsteps. Shot 2 (1.5s): Insert view. She bends, grips the single free end with both hands and pulls it taut; the heap shifts. Rope rustle. Shot 3 (2s): Side view. She launches left-to-right into a fast run; scarf snaps back and the coil shrinks. Tracking pan; rapid foot taps. Shot 4 (2s): Overhead. The trailing rope slides across the paper and settles into the first curling wave; none appears ahead of her. Paper scrape and swish. Shot 5 (2.5s): Profile tracking. She turns sharply and sprints upward; the same taut rope follows, rises from the wave and traces the whale tail and upper silhouette. One speed smear on the turn. Shot 6 (2.5s): High angle. She races around the final curve, completing the whale belly; the connected rope crosses once at the tail and extends toward her. She skids to a stop, scarf overshooting. Short skid. Shot 7 (3s): Rostrum pulls rapidly upward as the cord settles into [Image2]. Hold the overhead reveal; she performs a joyful two-step and lands exactly in [Image2]'s raised-arm pose. Bright chime, two drum taps. Continuity: one character, one physical rope, one shrinking starting coil. Every curve is laid only by rope trailing behind her. Rope stays connected end-to-end: coil to wave to whale to character. No branches, duplicated strands, disconnected pieces, floating rope, redraws, extra characters, text, logos, photorealism or 3D.