:::writing{variant="standard" id="58321" title="Video prompt"} A vibrant cartoon with rich colours and smooth animation, presented as one short continuous animated shot with a gentle, emotional cinematic flow. Every morning, a little boy named Misha wakes up at 7:00 and immediately checks his phone. There are never any messages from his mother; she has been gone for four months. Every evening, Misha still writes to her: he says in Russian, "Мам, я сегодня получил пятёрку." Then, "Мам, я скучаю." Then, "Мам, когда ты вернёшься?" He knows there will be no reply, but he keeps writing anyway. One evening, Misha takes his mother's old sweater from the wardrobe, presses it against his face, and quietly whispers in Russian, "Мамочка... я сегодня опять плакал. Только никому не сказал." He sits on the bed and looks at a photograph. In the photograph, his mother is smiling and holding his small hand. Misha gently traces his finger over her face and says in Russian, "Ты говорила, что никогда меня не оставишь..." He falls silent, then after a few seconds adds in Russian, "Я всё ещё жду тебя." Morning comes. Misha wakes up again at 7:00 and looks at his phone. There is one new message. He freezes. The message is from his mother's number. Misha opens it. It is the last message his mother wrote before she died: "Мишенька, если однажды я не смогу быть рядом, пожалуйста, не думай, что я тебя бросила. Я буду любить тебя всегда." Misha stares at the screen for a long time. Then, for the first time in four months, he cries so intensely that he cannot stop. He lies down on the bed, hugs his mother's sweater tightly, and whispers in Russian, "Мам... я всё понял." After a pause, he says in Russian, "Но я всё равно хочу тебя обратно." The camera slowly pulls away from the room. Misha remains alone in the dark room, embracing his mother's sweater. At the end of the shot, text appears on screen in Russian: "Самое страшное - не потерять человека. Самое страшное - продолжать жить в мире, где его больше нет." :::