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| An outline of a figure is walking on the beach with measured confidence steps. A group of cadets approach him from the opposite side. |
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| While all other cadets move pass the man, only one stops and respectfully salutes him. The man acknowledges the salute and extends his hand for a handshake. |
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| The man leaves and the cadet looks at his hand only to find colour on it. His expression turns to one of amazement. Cut to some joggers on the beach. |
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| As the same man approaches them, one of the joggers gives him a high five. The jogger also sees his hand take up colour. |
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| Cut to a bunch of kids playing on the beach. The same man bends down playfully and holds the hand of a little girl after which, the girl cheers in excitement as she sees her hands coloured. Cut to a housewife walking across the beach. |
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| The man, like he had done so many times before, reaches out to shake hands with her. But unlike all others, the housewife greets him with a namaste and the man returns the namaste. |
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