The Lantern Keeper's Tiny Flame

Glowing miniature vigil, 10 seconds, 16:9, luminous macro fantasy. Inside a paper lantern, a tiny keeper no taller than a thumb tends the flame: trimming the wick with miniature brass shears, cupping her hands around it to shield it from drafts, singing to it softly to keep it steady, her whole world the warm paper globe.
0-3s: Her silhouette moves against the glowing paper, the festival outside blurred and huge beyond the translucent walls, her small figure dwarfed by the flame she serves; she trims the wick and the flame straightens, grateful. 3-6s: A gust finds a seam in the paper and the flame gutters sideways; she throws her whole body around it, arms spread wide, her coat flaring, and the flame holds, flaring back to life against her cheek, her song never breaking. 6-8s: The lantern's string is released and it rises into the night sky, her small silhouette visible within the glow, the festival falling away below. 8-10s: The lantern joins the other rising lights, a constellation of warm paper stars, the keeper's silhouette still tending her flame as they ascend together.
Subject and wardrobe: the tiny keeper in a patched indigo coat, hair tied back, miniature brass shears at her belt. Props: the paper lantern, the candle flame, the release string. Camera: intimate macro inside the lantern, glowing paper as the backdrop, a slow pull-back as the lantern ascends. Lighting: the flame itself as key light, warm paper-glow, the dark festival bokeh beyond. Atmosphere: luminous and moving, devotion made visible. Style: miniature photorealism, flame hyper-detail, warm golden grade, 24fps.