The elderly doll restorer carefully positions the tiny glass eye into the empty eye socket of the antique doll head using her metal tool. She presses it gently into place, rotates it slightly and then removes the tool. The repaired glass eye settles naturally and catches the warm desk-lamp reflection. She lifts the doll head with both hands, turns it slightly toward the light and examines both eyes. Satisfied that they finally match, she smiles warmly and gently brushes dust from the doll's cheek with her thumb. Around her, hanging threads sway slightly and tiny dust particles float through the lamplight. One loose doll arm on the crowded workbench slowly rolls a few centimeters after being nudged by her sleeve. Camera gently pushes closer toward the restored doll face and the woman's expression. Clear mini-story: missing eye → careful repair → eye fitted → inspection → doll is whole again. The doll NEVER comes alive, never blinks and never moves independently. Preserve the woman's fac
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