Chaotic Action-Comedy Animation: Umbrella vs. Person

Create a 15-second original chaotic action-comedy animation, 16:9. A normal adult in everyday clothes is walking down a city sidewalk during a heavy rainstorm, carrying a completely ordinary black umbrella. The umbrella is the only problem. 0–3 seconds: The person opens the umbrella and relaxes slightly as it protects them from the rain. A sudden powerful gust of wind instantly turns the umbrella completely inside out. The person stops, looks at it in disbelief, then aggressively snaps it back into its normal shape. 3–6 seconds: They continue walking. Three steps later, another gust violently flips the umbrella inside out again. The person becomes visibly frustrated. They force the umbrella back into shape and grip the handle with both hands. 6–9 seconds: A huge gust hits. Instead of simply flipping, the umbrella suddenly pulls the person several meters down the wet sidewalk. Their shoes slide across the pavement. They desperately grab a metal street sign with one hand while still holding the umbrella with the other. The umbrella keeps pulling. The person finally lets go. 9–12 seconds: The umbrella shoots rapidly down the sidewalk like a tiny parachute. The person immediately runs after it. The umbrella catches another gust and launches upward. The person jumps and grabs the handle. Now the umbrella briefly lifts them off the ground. They dangle underneath it, legs swinging, still desperately trying to close it. 12–15 seconds: The umbrella suddenly snaps shut. The person drops harmlessly onto the wet sidewalk. They slowly stand up, completely soaked, exhausted, and furious. They open the umbrella one final time. Immediately - WHAM. It turns completely inside out again. The person stares at it in total disbelief. CUT TO BLACK. High-energy original 3D animated comedy, spectacular cinematic action, exaggerated but coherent wind physics, dynamic tracking shots, dramatic low angles, fast camera movement, strong physical comedy, expressive character acting, clear cause-and-effect, one character, one umbrella, one continuous escalating gag. Make the umbrella feel like the character's ridiculous enemy without giving it a face or personality. The comedy must be instantly understandable and visually readable. The situation begins completely normal and escalates into absurd action. No dialogue, no subtitles, no text overlays, no logos, no recognizable brands, no copyrighted characters, no existing franchises, no celebrity likenesses, no weapons, no gore, no horror.