The Last Fry: Chaotic Action-Comedy Animation

Create a 15-second original chaotic action-comedy animation, 16:9. A normal person is sitting alone at a casual restaurant table with a small carton of French fries. 0–3 seconds: The person reaches for the final French fry. Their fingers barely touch it. The fry slips away and falls toward the floor in dramatic slow motion. It lands. The person stares at it. A long, serious pause. 3–6 seconds: The fry suddenly rolls away across the floor. The person lunges after it, crawling underneath tables and chairs. The fry narrowly escapes every attempt to grab it, rolling faster and faster toward the restaurant entrance. The person scrambles after it with ridiculous determination. 6–9 seconds: The fry shoots through the open entrance and rolls down the sidewalk. The person bursts outside and continues the chase. The fry bounces off a curb, launches into the air, and gets caught by a sudden gust of wind. The person looks upward in disbelief. 9–12 seconds: The fry flies through the air. The person runs underneath it, jumps dramatically, spins through the air, and catches the tiny fry perfectly between two fingers. They land hard and slide across the pavement like an action hero. They raise the fry triumphantly. 12–15 seconds: The person looks proudly at the recovered fry. It is covered in dirt. Their expression slowly changes from triumph to regret. Before they can react, a tiny dog casually walks past, takes the fry directly from their hand, and continues walking without stopping. The person remains frozen on the pavement. Completely defeated. CUT TO BLACK. High-energy original animation, spectacular cinematic action-comedy, exaggerated but coherent physics, dynamic tracking shots, dramatic low angles, fast camera movement, expressive character acting, absurd escalation, precise comedic timing. Make the tiny French fry visually important throughout the entire chase. The humor should come from treating an utterly insignificant everyday loss as an epic action sequence. No dialogue, no subtitles, no text overlays, no logos, no recognizable brands, no copyrighted characters, no existing franchises, no celebrity likenesses, no gore, no horror.