Three Initial-Consonant Boxes
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Three Initial-Consonant Boxes
The first frame is a big "How many seconds" inside a timer ring. When the ring completes one turn, it flips into a vermilion "Everything." Then three rows of initial-consonant tiles drop onto apricot paper, and each round adds one hint device: a time ruler between indifference and pressure, a "Minsu" speech bubble, and a timer ring with a 3-second boundary. After a thinking pause, the tiles flip into "eye contact," "name," and "handshake." In the final round, a tile flips to a gray "greeting," then flips back to "handshake" with a pencil strikethrough. The three answer rows and two dots lead into the ending CTA "Save it and use it tomorrow."